Leslie Has Been in Weekly Therapy for Six Months but Doesn't

Multiple Choice

Leslie has been in weekly therapy for six months but doesn't feel that her therapist is providing useful techniques to deal with her anxiety. When she voices this concern, the therapist first reminds her that the goal of therapy is to gain insight into the underlying causes of her anxiety and then proceeds to analyze this resistance. After the session, Leslie considers discontinuing therapy but decides to continue because she already has a good deal of time and money invested in it. Leslie's therapy is _____ and her decision making reflects _____.

A) psychoanalysis; transference
B) psychoanalysis; the sunk-cost fallacy
C) person-centered therapy; the need for achievement.
D) person-centered therapy; the conjunction fallacy.