Motivational interviewing is a psychotherapy technique used for treating problem drinking, and this technique has the advantage of:. A. Having 90% improvement rate for problem drinking
B. Being more effective in group settings than when administered individually
C. Being a brief intervetion that requires few sessions
D. All of these

C). Being a brief intervention that requires a few sessions.

Explanation:

Motivational interviewing is characterized as the approach of psychotherapy that is employed for curing the problem of drinking. This counseling technique has one of the key advantages that include 'a brief intervention that requires few sessions targetting the social, developmental, or behavioral problems faced in individuals in order to modify their behavior through motivation.' The first option is incorrect as the efficacy percentage is lesser than 90% and there is no solid evidence has been collected to prove the group efficacy of this technique. Thus, option C is the correct answer.

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