Also Please give me the reasoning behind the answer that's what I'm mainly looking for to understand why the solution is so. This treatment for hypochondrias involves modifying the client/patient's misinterpretations of bodily sensations. A clinician may ask the patient to think about one part of their body at random and have them notice that they can sense something "wrong" in that area just by paying attention to it, thereby showing them that it is selective perception that is leading to their "symptoms" rather than real physical problems. a. Biofeedback b. Cognitive-behavioral treatment c. Psychoanalytic treatment d. Stress-inoculation

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