Critics of Empirically Supported Treatments Are Concerned That

Critics of empirically supported treatments are concerned that

A) cognitive-behavioural therapy will be used at the expense of more effective treatments because it is cheaper.
B) insufficient data exists for appropriately distinguishing between superior and inferior forms of psychotherapeutic treatments.
C) psychiatrists and psychologists will eventually be forced to only treat mental health problems via psychopharmacotherapy.
D) the scientific method is not the best approach to take for establishing what best treatment practices are for the various psychological disorders.