Plenty is doing.
"Behaviour therapy came into being when psychoanalysis was the predominant force in clinical psychology and psychiatry.... Rejection of psychoanalysis tended to generalize to ideas and methods used in psychoanalysis irrespective of any necessary connection between the two. This resulted in a wholesale discreditation of major conceptual tools and areas of knowledge. For example, theory was de-emphasized. Personality theory and traits were the primary targets of this purge, undoubtedly due in part to the prominent role they played in psychoanalysis. Biological factors fared no better."
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