Psychodynamic Therapies May Not Be Very Effective in the Treatment

Multiple Choice

Psychodynamic therapies may not be very effective in the treatment of substance use disorders because:

A) they teach only new behaviors, not new thought patterns.
B) they teach only new thought patterns, not new behaviors.
C) finding the cause of a substance use disorder is less important than treating the use as an independent problem.
D) psychodynamic therapists unilaterally reject any use of multidimensional treatment programs.