Since the Middle of the 20th Century, Clinical Psychology Has

Multiple Choice

Since the middle of the 20th century, clinical psychology has seen

A) a consolidation of the wide array of treatment approaches into a few preferred modes of psychotherapy.
B) a decrease in the willingness to treat different constellations of clients.
C) an increase in the modes of therapy that involve more than one client at a time and that focus on relationships.
D) increased support of the psychoanalytic tradition.