Interpersonal and social rhythm therapy (ISRT) for people with bipolar disorder combines ________ techniques with ________ techniques to help patients maintain regular routines of eating, sleeping, and activity, as well as stability in their personal relationships.

A) psychodynamic; cognitive
B) interpersonal therapy; behavioral
C) cognitive; interpersonal therapy
D) behavioral; psychodynamic

Interpersonal and social rhythm therapy (ISRT) combines interpersonal therapy techniques, which focus on improving communication and relationships with others, with behavioral techniques, which focus on maintaining regular daily routines as a way to prevent episodes of mania and depression in patients with bipolar disorder. The therapy aims to help patients maintain stability in their personal relationships and routines, which are essential factors in managing the illness. Psychodynamic and cognitive therapies are not typically incorporated into ISRT.