No, but it's also not necessarily obvious. By "surprising," I mean that it does not contradict my model of how people behave. But by "obvious," I mean that, un

No, but it's also not necessarily obvious. By "surprising," I mean that it does not contradict my model of how people behave. But by "obvious," I mean that, unprompted, I may not have considered it an important part of treatment. My meta comment: don't dismiss something as "not surprising," and by proxy, not insightful or interesting if you had not already considered it.