Solution-oriented therapists attempt: A. To change the doing ...

[lb_gilbert]

Solution-oriented therapists attempt:
 
  A. To change the doing of the problem and engage in discussions of strengths and resources as part of solutions
  B. Suggest solutions indirectly that cannot possibly co-exist within the family system
  C. Engage clients in wondering what it would be like to have skills they have never experienced before
  D. None of the above

Question 2

Solution-oriented therapists, like Weiner-Davis and OHanlon, believe that:
 
  A. There are multiple solutions that any person or family might consider
  B. Good solutions are not necessarily related to the doing of the problem
  C. Improvement is a weak substitute for designed outcomes
  D. Families are stuck because they want to be or need to be or have some underlying purpose in maintaining a problem

[duy1981999]

Answer to Question 1

ANS: A

Answer to Question 2

ANS: A

[lb_gilbert]

TYSM

[diana chang]

Excellent