Therapists representing the biological, psychodynamic, behavioral, and humanistic orientations are discussing the case of Frances from the text. What common feature will these therapists see in this case of depression?
a. All focus on her use of defense mechanisms.
b. All note her tendency to blame herself for troubles in her relationships.
c. All see how the basic cause of the depression can be traced to early childhood experiences.
d. All focus on the influence of her family as a causative agent in the development of her depression.
Answer: b.
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