Answer the following statement(s) true (T) or false (F)
1.Once psychotherapy is under way, it is not necessary to continue the process of accommodation to the client if it was completed successfully in the early stages of therapy.
2.Relationship factors alone are often sufficient in and of themselves to produce an effective psychotherapy.
3.Once a treatment has been shown to be efficacious in RCTs and also to be effective in psychotherapists’ offices with real clients, the need to disseminate this information has been satisfied and additional efforts to disseminate the information to wider populations are no longer required.
1.false
2.false
3.false
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A) ?30 B) ?50 C) ?100 D) ?150
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