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What is it called when a structural therapist explicitly directs family members to engage in a particular activity?
 
  a. Blocking c. Mimesis
 b. Enactment d. Reframing

Question 2

In systems therapy, the technique used to interpret the role that symptoms play in maintaining homeostasis or balance within a family is called:
 
  a. blocking. c. mimesis.
  b. enactment. d. reframing.



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Answer to Question 1

B

Answer to Question 2

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