In the mid-1900s, noted theorist ________ claimed that those who received psychotherapy were actually less likely to improve than those who did not receive therapy.

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Hans Eysenck was a psychologist who, in the mid-20th century, controversially claimed that people who received psychotherapy were less likely to improve compared to those who did not receive therapy.

In the Mid-1900s, Noted Theorist ________ Claimed That Those Who