In a Diverse World,many Psychologists Have Come to See These''traditional''psychotherapeutic

In a diverse world,many psychologists have come to see these''traditional''psychotherapeutic approaches as effective for some people,but less so for others,particularly those of non-European descent.This notion may make sense for several reasons because.

A) Expressions of abnormality,and their underlying psychological causes,are at least partly bound to culture.
B) The ability of the therapist or clinician to assess and deal with such behaviors is intimately related to his or her knowledge,understanding,and appreciation of the cultural context within which the behaviors occur.
C) If the goal of psychotherapy is to help people to become more functional within their society,then functionality itself is culturally determined; that is,different cultures and societies would necessitate different outcomes.
D) All of the Above