Narrative therapy
a. values the thinking process like CBT.
b. works to help a client restory their experiences so that they are more accurate.
c. uses externalizing questions to help the client identify with their problem.
d. requires the helper to be an expert and revise the story for the client.
Question 2
According to Horney (1970), a client who presents as accommodating and cooperative, and who finds it difficult to be assertive and to express anger, is likely to be displaying a _________ interactional pattern.
a. stationary
b. moving against
c. moving away
d. moving toward
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