Christopher's attendance of the AA meeting is an example of him participating in psychoanalytic therapy.  True False

The statement is False.

Psychoanalytic therapy, developed by Freud, is a form of therapy that focuses on bringing unconscious thoughts and feelings to the conscious mind and often involves techniques like free association, dream analysis, and exploring childhood experiences.

On the other hand, Alcoholics Anonymous (AA) meetings are part of a 12-step program designed to support individuals struggling with alcohol addiction through shared experiences and mutual support, rather than through the individual psychotherapeutic process typical of psychoanalytic therapy. While attending an AA meeting may provide emotional support and help with addiction, it does not primarily focus on psychoanalysis or exploring unconscious motivations in the same way that psychoanalytic therapy does.

Thus, Christopher's attendance at the AA meeting does not exemplify participation in psychoanalytic therapy.