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Which technique can best be used when asking a client to define their goals and rate their progress toward goals?
 
  A) The miracle question
  B) Scaling questions
  C) Coping questions
  D) Pre-suppositional questions

Question 2

When successfully delivered, what does the miracle question allow clients?
 
  A) To see how their life could have been if there really were miracles
  B) To envision the future without the problem
  C) To generate resolutions for their problem
  D) All of these are correct



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Answer to Question 1

B

Answer to Question 2

B





 

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