"You know, it really doesn't matter: One kind of psychotherapy is generally just about as good as any other." Someone who agrees with this statement is:

A) making an accurate statement about what we know about psychotherapy.
B) falling victim to the uniformity myth.
C) accurately reflecting the findings of most meta-analyses.
D) failing to notice therapeutic rapprochement.

Uniformity Myth

The belief that all members of a group are the same, ignoring individual differences.

Meta-analyses

Statistical methodologies that combine the results of multiple scientific studies to arrive at a conclusion that has more statistical power than individual studies.

Therapeutic Rapprochement

The process in therapy of building a closer relationship between the therapist and the client to foster trust and to facilitate healing.