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vinney12

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Similarly to the Satir model of family therapy, Whitaker's symbolic-experiential model focuses on family structure and:
 
  A) behavioral sequences.
  B) cognitive processes.
  C) emotional process.
  D) structural sequences.

Question 2

Symbolic-experiential therapy is an experiential family therapy model developed by:
 
  A) Virginia Satir.
  B) Carl Whitaker.
  C) Susan Johnson.
  D) Richard Schwartz.



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Answer to Question 1

C

Answer to Question 2

B



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