Why Is Interpersonal Psychotherapy Considered to Be a Sociocultural Approach

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Multiple Choice

Why is interpersonal psychotherapy considered to be a sociocultural approach?

• A) Depression is thought to result from disrupted social interactions and role expectations.
• B) Depression is thought to result from individual pathology.
• C) Depression is thought to be best treated within the family and in the real world rather than in the clinic.
• D) Depression is thought to be best treated by use of a multidisciplinary treatment team.

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