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The author traces the development of the various schools of psychoanalysis and identifies the agent or agents each school feels is responsible for therapeutic effectiveness. He brings us to the present where therapeutic effect is seen as dependent upon multiple interacting processes, with none able to claim priority, and points to the need for clinical research to clarify the situation.