The First Phase of Interpersonal Therapy Typically Involves

The first phase of interpersonal therapy typically involves

A) assessing the magnitude of the individual's depression using quantitative assessment measures.
B) formulating a treatment plan that focuses on the primary problem faced by the client.
C) applying electrical shock to the head of a person suffering from psychological disorders for the purpose of inducing therapeutically beneficial seizures.
D) interpreting the dreams of an individual suffering from depression through the process of hypnosis.