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cherise1989

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The Family Life Fact Chronology is essentially:
 
  a. a word-count of how much information is provided by families during an hour-long session
  b. a review of key events throughout the family's life cycle to date
  c. a test of attitude formation
  d. a structural test

Question 2

The authors consider Satir's primary talents to be:
 
  a. therapist and researcher
  b. therapist and trainer
  c. trainer and theory builder
  d. researcher and theory builder



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Answer to Question 1

B

Answer to Question 2

B



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