When Counselors Develop an Empirically Based Rationale for Using Techniques

Multiple Choice

When counselors develop an empirically based rationale for using techniques from various theoretical orientations even though they don't completely adhere to each particular theory, this is called:

A) Theoretical eclecticism.
B) Technical eclecticism.
C) Syncretism.
D) Desynchrony.
E) Intuitive counseling.