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dejastew

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According to narrative counselors, the following statement: A happy' and good' person should get married, get a stable, high-paying job, have kids, get a nice car, buy a house, volunteer at his/her child's school, and build a white-picket fence, is an example of what?
 
  a. A unique outcome
  b. A dominant discourse
  c. A problem-saturated story
  d. An alternative discourse

Question 2

A story or subplot in which the problem-saturated story does not play out in its typical way, with no dramatic ending or particularly notable outcome, is referred to as what?
 
  a. Unique outcome
  b. Problem narrative
  c. Happy ending
  d. Dull story



livaneabi

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Answer to Question 1

B

Answer to Question 2

A



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