In the Context of Psychotherapy,evidence-Based Treatment Refers to the

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Multiple Choice

In the context of psychotherapy,evidence-based treatment refers to the

• A)approach in which psychologists are given complete flexibility in choosing treatments that potentially might be vital for improvement.
• B)integration of the best available research with clinical expertise in the context of client characteristics,culture,and preferences.
• C)approach that advocates making treatment decisions based on the body of research that has shown which type of therapy works best.
• D)integration of traditional and modern approaches to treatment based on client preferences.

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