Pauline is seeking therapy for her depression. One professional she visits says that he will use a variety of techniques from different therapeutic approaches. Since Pauline has taken an introductory psychology course, she correctly identifies this therapist to take a(n) ____ approach to therapy.
A. client-centered
B. eclectic
C. cognitive
D. behavioral
Answer: B
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