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azncindy619

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According to the text authors, the therapeutic value of externalization of the problem is that it relocates the problem in a way that:
 
  a. increases control and reduces guilt and self-blame.
  b. provides the basis for solution-focused work.
  c. increases problem talk.
  d. enhances narrative empathy.

Question 2

The process by which narrative therapists help shift the therapy problem away from the person is known as:
 
  a. exception-finding focus. c. externalization of the problem.
  b. goal specification. d. deconstruction.



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