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panfilo

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Regarding choosing, the therapist's role in strategic therapy would most likely be to:
 
  a. create a paradox that will help liberate the patient whether they choose to cooperate or refuse to cooperate with the therapist's directives.
  b. help client clarify that the goal of autonomous responding is to differentiate self, not to blame or change others.
  c. join family system as well as each subsystem to change it from within.
  d. learn to speak the language of the family.

Question 2

With respect to choosing, which of these statements would most likely be representative of a client's role in strategic therapy?
 
  a. Enters into a contract specifying how often family will meet, who will attend, how long sessions will last, and the initial treatment goals
  b. Liberates self from family system by choosing to respond in a more autonomous fashion
  c. Responds from an I position based on what I observe to be factual
  d. Chooses to follow the therapist's instructions or to chooses to rebel



zhanghao

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Answer to Question 1

A

Answer to Question 2

D



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