A therapist using an arbitrary blend of methods without a rationale or empirical verification of those methods is engaging in
A) deception.
B) technical eclecticism.
C) syncretism.
D) assimilative integration.
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Q13: Integrative psychotherapy is based on
A) eclecticism.
B) ideological
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