Interpersonal group psychotherapy
A)uses experiments and exercises to stimulate change.
B)is based on Freud's psychoanalytic principles.
C)uses learning principles to modify behavior rather than cognitions.
D)uses the group to teach members about interpersonal processes.
E)asks members to role play to stimulate emotional experiences.

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Interpersonal group psychotherapy uses the group to teach members about interpersonal processes, such as communication patterns, the impact of behavior on others, and how to form and maintain healthy relationships. It does not focus on experiments or exercises to stimulate change, nor is it based on Freud's psychoanalytic principles or learning principles to modify behavior. Role-playing may be used as a technique within the therapy, but it is not the primary focus.

Interpersonal Group Psychotherapy