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Chapman and Caldwell (2012) propose the following adaptation of the EFT attachment resolution model to help trans-identified (TI) couples work through attachment injuries for the non-TI partner. Select the answer that represents the correct order for these steps from first to last.
 
  A) Reengagement, reestablish a safe connection, differentiate the injured party's primary emotions, and forgiveness and reconciliation
  B) Reestablish a safe connection, differentiate the injured party's primary emotions, reengagement, and forgiveness and reconciliation
  C) Differentiate the injured party's primary emotions, reengagement, reestablish a safe connection, and forgiveness and reconciliation
  D) Reengagement, differentiate the injured party's primary emotions, reestablish a safe connection, and forgiveness and reconciliation

Question 2

In assessing the family through a trial of labor, the therapist attends to which of the following two broad patterns?
 
  A) The structural organization of the community's resources and the emotional processes and exchanges within the family
  B) The structural organization of the couple and the emotional processes and exchanges within the individual
  C) The structural organization of the interpersonal problem and the emotional processes and exchanges within the parents
  D) The structural organization of the family and the emotional processes and exchanges within the family



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Answer to Question 1

B

Answer to Question 2

D




BrownTown3

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Reply 2 on: Jun 19, 2018
Wow, this really help


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Reply 3 on: Yesterday
Gracias!

 

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