Behavioral Therapy Rests on the Notion That Abnormal Behavior _____

Behavioral therapy rests on the notion that abnormal behavior _____

A) is a result of childhood traumas that have never been dealt with; therefore, exploring one's childhood is the first step in recovery.
B) is mostly genetic; thus, medications seem to be the first step in working to eliminate it.
C) is learned and can therefore be unlearned with the appropriate behavioral techniques.
D) is a result of both one's heredity and one's environment; consequently, not much can be done to resolve the disorders.