Minuchin, a structuralist, views symptomatic behavior in a family member as arising from:
a. stories families develop about themselves
b. repeated use of the same flawed solutions
c. unresolved problems from childhood
d. dysfunctional family transactions
Question 2
In the view of family therapists with a functional outlook, the appearance of symptoms in a family member serves as a:
a. sign of illness in the family
b. manifestation of genetic predispositions
c. family stabilizing device
d. none of the above
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