Brief Psychotherapy, Which Begins with a Contract That Limits Its

Brief psychotherapy, which begins with a contract that limits its duration,

A) was popular in the period shortly after Freud, but has become rare in recent times.
B) is more suitable for schizophrenia than for most other disorders.
C) leaves many clients complaining of feeling "deserted" when it is over.
D) increases the motivation of both the therapist and the client to quickly bring the therapy to a successful conclusion.