Psychoanalytic and psychodynamic approaches share the basic practice of _____________.

A) modifying client behavior
B) conceptualizing negative problem talk
C) working through client-therapist dynamics toward action
D) fostering client insight into their personality dynamics

Both psychoanalytic and psychodynamic approaches focus on fostering client insight into their personality dynamics. This is done through exploration of unconscious thoughts, emotions, and experiences that influence current behavior and relationships. Modifying client behavior, conceptualizing negative problem talk, and working through client-therapist dynamics toward action are not specifically shared practices of these approaches.