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imanialler

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When people come to therapy, Linguistic therapists believe:
 
  A. They are stuck in patterns or routines that maintain systems and problems within systems
  B. They are stuck in a dialogic system that has a unique language, meaning, and process related to the problem
  C. They are stuck two standard deviations away from the mean of normal functioning, whether that functioning is an interaction, a mood, or a behavior
  D. They are stuck in a story that was not their own making and for which they have already suffered enough

Question 2

Linguistic therapy shares with Reflecting Teams and Narrative therapy:
 
  A. A belief that most people suffer from dominant culture influences
  B. A determination to externalize problems
  C. A belief that in the telling, re-telling, and re-telling of the re-telling new possibilities will arise
  D. All of the above



mjbamaung

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Answer to Question 1

ANS: B

Answer to Question 2

ANS: C



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