Critical Thinking: Evaluating New Psychotherapies: the Case of EMDR Discusses

Critical Thinking: Evaluating New Psychotherapies: The Case of EMDR discusses research evaluating the effectiveness of this new therapy. What conclusion did psychologist Richard McNally, an expert in the treatment of anxiety disorders, reach?

A) "What is effective in EMDR is not new, and what is new is not effective."
B) "EMDR is a breakthrough therapy for overcoming anxiety, stress, and trauma."
C) "EMDR represents a paradigm shift in psychotherapy, effective in overcoming anxiety disorders, PTSD, OCD, depressive disorders, phobias, pathological gambling, and self-esteem problems, and helps athletes and workers achieve peak performance."
D) "EMDR accelerates a natural information processing, so that dysfunctionally stored information can be properly assimilated through a dynamically activated processing system."