In the Second Phase of IPT,the Therapist Typically Works to Address

In the second phase of IPT,the therapist typically works to address:

A) all the problem areas identified.
B) the one key (or,at most,two) problem areas addressed.
C) social skill deficits,followed by any other remaining problem areas.
D) the need for medication and/or electroconvulsive therapy if the treatment has not shown adequate progress during the initial and intermediate sessions.