You Overhear Two Therapists Discussing Personality

You overhear two therapists discussing personality. Therapist A is fairly negative and talks about the need to control unconscious demons. Therapist B is fairly positive and talks about self-actualization. Most likely, Therapist A believes in , while Therapist B believes in _.

A) Eysenck's stability model; the psychodynamic approach
B) personal constructs; defence mechanisms
C) the Rogerian humanistic approach; the social cognitive approach
D) self-efficacy; the locus of control
E) the psychodynamic approach; the humanistic approach