ABSTRACT
An accomplished behavior therapist was treating a woman who was convinced beyond a shadow of a doubt that behavior therapy was superficial. The woman expressed a desire to “do it right.” She was certain that she needed a form of psychodynamic therapy, most likely full-fledged Freudian psychoanalysis. The woman expressed her discontentment again and again, but the behavior therapist kept reassuring her that behavioristic methods were superior.
