Psychotherapy in which knowledge of clients' cultural backgrounds guides the choice of interventions is called __________

A) insight therapy.
B) person-centered therapy.
C) directive therapy.
D) culturally sensitive therapy.

Culturally sensitive therapy considers the cultural backgrounds and experiences of clients in order to choose the most effective interventions. This approach recognizes that cultural factors may influence a client's behaviors, attitudes, and beliefs and seeks to address these factors in therapy. Insight therapy and person-centered therapy are broad categories of therapy that do not necessarily focus on cultural considerations, while directive therapy is a specific type of therapy that emphasizes therapist guidance and direction rather than cultural considerations.