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Step 4 of the Inverted Pyramid involves narrowing clinical thinking to:
 
  a. still-deeper, more central, causal themes.
  b. existential questions.
  c. a focus on solutions.
  d. Two of the above
  e. All of the above

Question 2

Step 3 of the Inverted Pyramid involves narrowing clinical thinking to a smaller number of client themes that are:
 
  a. unifying.
  b. central.
  c. explanatory.
  d. Two of the above
  e. All of the above



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