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Chloeellawright

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When interviewing dyads, it is important to :
 
  are getting equal attention from the interviewer.
  b. get more details about the problem from the person whose idea it was to see a professional because that person knows more about the problem which brought the dyad in for services.
  c. paraphrase and summarize with a relational focus.
  d. avoid using the miracle question because the two persons are likely to have very different miracle pictures.

Question 2

When Sam feels like punching someone now, he told Insoo that he:
 
  a. goes ahead and punches him.
  b. walks away before he has a chance to hit.
  c. tells himself it is not nice to punch.
  d. counts backwards from 10.



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Answer to Question 1

c

Answer to Question 2

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