Psychodynamic Therapy May Be Particularly Effective in the Treatment of Dissociative

Psychodynamic therapy may be particularly effective in the treatment of dissociative disorders because:

A) most dissociative disorders involve some degree of fixation.
B) most other forms of therapy take several years to improve functioning of those with these disorders.
C) psychodynamic therapy often tries to recover lost memories.
D) those with dissociative disorders generally do not respond well to drugs and hypnosis.