Because Mahoney Was Previously an Influential Cognitive Therapist, He

Because Mahoney was previously an influential cognitive therapist, he

A) agreed with the doctrine of "rationalist supremacy."
B) was emphatically critical of the doctrine of "rationalist supremacy."
C) thought that clients' intrapsychic dynamics were always more important than socio-cultural dynamics.
D) thought that it was usually more helpful to intervene with traditional cognitive techniques that more process/experiential ones.