In Dialectical Behavior Therapy (DBT), the Therapist Might Indirectly Communicate

Multiple Choice

In dialectical behavior therapy (DBT) , the therapist might indirectly communicate, "I accept you as you are, and I am helping you to change." This statement is considered an example of:

A) Total confusion.
B) Unconditional positive regard.
C) Countertransference.
D) A radical acceptance therapy stance.
E) Radical respect.