In Narrative Therapy, What Is a Unique Outcome

question 8

Multiple Choice

In narrative therapy, what is a unique outcome?

• A) When clients realize that they are different from others in their social world.
• B) Any thought, behavior, feeling or event that provides an exception to the dominant story
• C) Any outcome that shows clients that they are ready to change their dominant story.
• D) The new story that has been created through reauthoring.

Analyze the implications of rationalism and empiricism in the pursuit of truth.

Evaluate the role of rationality in discerning truth.

Examine the concept of relativism and its impact on the understanding of truth.

Discuss the value and importance of seeking truth in various areas of life.

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