The distinguishing feature of an eclectic psychotherapist is that he or she

A) relies heavily on drugs, shock, and other medical interventions.
B) is concerned mostly with understanding the underlying reasons for a client's abnormal behavior.
C) uses a combination of many theories and methods.
D) is concerned more with changing behavior than with understanding it.

Eclectic Psychotherapist

A therapist who combines techniques and theories from various psychological orientations and traditions according to the client's individual needs.

Theories

Systematically organized principles or explanations proposed to understand phenomena and facilitate predictions in various disciplines.

Methods

Techniques, strategies, or procedures used in the pursuit of knowledge, for problem-solving, or in conducting research.