The Rise in Popularity of Psychotherapy After World War II

question 20

Multiple Choice

The rise in popularity of psychotherapy after World War II can be attributed to

• A)the need for a cure for the urban jitters.
• B)the increase in levels of cultural and personal anxiety.
• C)the invention of drugs such as Miltown and Valium.
• D)its obvious success in countries such as Great Britain.

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