Multiple choice

A psychologist who is "eclectic" can best be described as

  1. rejecting determinism in favour of free will

  2. cognitive rather than behavioural

  3. drawing from many psychological approaches

  4. preferring pseudo-psychological approaches
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C Correct answer
Explanation

An eclectic psychologist draws from multiple theoretical approaches and techniques, selecting what works best for a particular situation or client rather than adhering strictly to one school. This is common in modern practice. Option A describes humanistic, option B describes cognitive preference, and option D suggests unscientific approaches.

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