The Real Value of Eysenck's Critique of the Effectiveness of Therapy

The real value of Eysenck's critique of the effectiveness of therapy is that it encouraged psychologists to

A) abandon the use of psychoanalysis and other psychodynamic therapies entirely.
B) experimentally disprove the notion that unconscious conflicts actually exist and deal with conscious feelings only.
C) utilize dream analysis and hypnosis more into their therapies.
D) try new ideas and techniques and to ask why psychoanalysis and other therapies work.