A Cognitive Therapist Helps a Client Who Suffers from a Major

Multiple Choice

A cognitive therapist helps a client who suffers from a major depressive disorder by:

A) using systematic desensitization to replace depressive thoughts with feelings of relaxation.
B) getting the client to recognize and identify irrational and self-defeating beliefs.
C) bringing unconscious conflicts from the client's past and analyzing them.
D) engaging the client in a dialogue about negative childhood experiences.