Maneuverability refers to:
A) the therapist's freedom to use personal judgment in defining the therapeutic relationship.
B) the therapist's ability to try different therapeutic approaches to finding a solution for the client.
C) the therapist's freedom to explore different aspects of a person's relationships.
D) repositioning the power differentials in the family to readjust the system.
Question 2
When establishing the therapeutic relationship with clients, MRI systemic therapists respect the family as a system with its own unique way of knowing and understanding the world. Which of the following is one way MRI systemic therapists demonstrate respect to their clients?
A) The therapist instructs the family on how to change.
B) The therapist pushes the clients to adapt to his/her language and viewpoint.
C) The therapist may maintain a one-down stance or an expert position with clients.
D) The therapist maintains a position to always be liked by the clients.
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