Liberation psychotherapy (Friere, 1970, 1973) was essentially:
a. a consciousness-raising therapy.
b. a therapy that promoted catharsis related to historical and contemporary oppression and discrimination.
c. an action-based therapy that challenged established social structures that maintained the subordinate status of minority cultures.
d. a therapy that focused on the acculturation of Latinos in America.
C
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What will be an ideal response?