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Anna is a neo-Freudian. She believes that personality, as well as the conflicts among the id, ego, and superego, derive from the need for supportive human relationships. She believes that the therapy situation should focus on things that have emotional significance for the client. Anna believes in ____.

a. object relations therapy
b. interpersonal therapy
c. time-limited dynamic psychotherapy
d. supportive expressive therapy

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