​In the 1960s, There Was a Renewed Interest in Sociological

Multiple Choice

​In the 1960s, there was a renewed interest in sociological approaches by social workers for all of the following reasons except:

A) ​questions arose about the effectiveness of many psychotherapeutic approaches.
B) ​an ​increase in the status of sociology.
C) questions arose about the relevancy and appropriateness of "talking" approaches with low-income clients who have urgent social and economic pressures.
D) ​the enactment of the Social Security Act.