Johnsen and Fribourg’s 2015 meta-analysis of the most popular form of this process claimed that its success rates had fallen since widespread introduction in the 1970s. Marsha Linehan introduced this process’s “dialectical” type. (20[1])The most popular form of (0[1])this process, (20[1])intended (0[1])to combat “distortions” arising from his (20[1])namesake “triad”, was introduced by Aaron (20[1])(*) Beck. (0[2])Carl Rogers (0[1])influentially argued (10[1])that this (10[1])process should be “person-centered.” (10[3]0[1])Confidentiality (10[5])agreements (10[1])before the “group” (10[1])form of (10[1])this (10[3])process (10[5]0[1])are (10[1])recommended (10[1])by the APA, many of whose members practice its “cognitive behavioral” form. (10[1])For 10 (10[1])points, name this process in which a practitioner and a patient talk through psychological issues. (10[1])■END■ (10[5])