Billy Is Seeing a Therapist Because He Often Draws and Daydreams

Billy is seeing a therapist because he often draws and daydreams in class, resulting in poor academic performance. Billy's therapist suggests that his teacher rewards Billy's success in the classroom in hopes that it would increase his academic performance and motivate Billy to spend less time drawing in class. What is Billy's therapists' perspective?

A) learning
B) psychodynamic
C) cognitive
D) biological

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