A Recent National Mental Health Survey of Psychotherapists Found That

A recent national mental health survey of psychotherapists found that more than three-quarters of them reported being in therapy themselves at least once and that they:

A) are likely to seek therapy because they feel inadequate.
B) seek therapy for the same problems that affect other people.
C) are more likely to seek help for depression than are other people.
D) experience more anxiety disorders than other people because they feel obligated to appear well-adjusted.