Traditional Psychoanalysis Was

question 418

Multiple Choice

Traditional psychoanalysis was

• A)open-ended and required three to five therapy sessions a week, often for many years.
• B)found through research to only be effective in treating somatic symptom and dissociative disorders.
• C)too nondirective in its approach and placed too much responsibility on the client.
• D)characterized by all of these statements.

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