A Major Development in Psychotherapy Involves Attempting to Identify "Empirically-Supported

Multiple Choice

A major development in psychotherapy involves attempting to identify "empirically-supported therapies," which are therapies that are

A) regarded by renowned experts in psychology as the most effective therapies.
B) regarded by the public and insurance companies as the most effective therapies.
C) computer-guided sessions that help individuals to identify problems and form plans of action.
D) validated through research experiments and clinical practice.