Iris's therapist points out that she is nervously laughing while telling the story of her friend's recent death. He has her engage in a dialogue with her laughter. Iris's therapist is most likely a ____ therapist
a. ?behavioral
b. ?Gestalt
c. ?client-centered
d. ?psychoanalytic
ANSWER:
b
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