Interpersonal Psychotherapy (IPT)differs from Traditional Psychoanalysis in That

question 144

Multiple Choice

Interpersonal psychotherapy (IPT) differs from traditional psychoanalysis in that:

• A)IPT is a form of group therapy.
• B)IPT focuses on shared unconscious dynamics in the collective unconscious.
• C)analysts using IPT are more likely to offer support or advice to the client.
• D)analysts using IPT do not regard insight as a goal of therapy.

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