One important way that transactional analysis differs from IPT is that TA:

A) makes liberal use of interactions between therapist and client in therapy.
B) is more likely to involve psychoeducation.
C) is clearly limited to 12-to-16 sessions.
D) rejects the use of medication.

Transactional Analysis

A psychological theory and therapy focusing on the interactions or 'transactions' between individuals and the psychological processes behind them.

Interactions

The dynamic process of communication or relationship between people or entities, influencing or being influenced by each other.

Psychoeducation

The process of educating individuals with psychological conditions and their families about the nature of the condition, treatment options, and strategies for managing symptoms.