What does the concept of multidirected partiality in contextual family therapy mean?
A) The therapist must be accountable to extended family members not in the therapy room
B) The therapist must be accountable to monstrous family members
C) The therapist must be accountable to the youngest family members
D) All of these are correct
Question 2
Which of the following statements is TRUE about the nature of the therapeutic relationship in contextual family therapy?
A) Therapists are viewed as neutral blank screens.
B) Therapists keep their own feelings and expressions of empathy at bay.
C) Therapists are relationally-focused, creating a relationship they call the holding environment.
D) Therapists do not handle therapy arrangements; they leave that to the receptionist.
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