After deciding against traditional psychoanalysis, Brook has selected interpersonal therapy to treat her depression. She was convinced by the assumptions and approaches of this treatment, which __________.

A) combines aspects of psychodynamic and cognitive therapies
B) argues that depression is maintained by self-imposed social isolation
C) teaches patients new and better ways of interacting and communicating
D) all of the above

Social Isolation

A state in which an individual lacks a sense of social belonging, true engagement with others, and a substantial number of social contacts, often impacting mental and physical health.

Interpersonal Therapy

A form of psychotherapy focused on improving a patient’s relationships and social functioning to help alleviate their psychological distress.

Psychodynamic

A psychological perspective that focuses on the dynamic interplay between conscious and unconscious processes and their effects on behavior.