In thinking about the origins of client problems, solution-focused therapists:
a. emphasize the role of early past experiences.
b. reject any focus on the causes of problems.
c. focus on the construction of well-defined goals and solutions.
d. are most interested in how clients understand the causes of their problems.
Question 2
Basic assumptions characteristic of solution-focused therapies would include all of the following EXCEPT:
a. people are healthy.
b. people can find their own solutions.
c. people are competent.
d. people construct their own problems.
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