Individuals Do Not Make Meaning by Themselves; They Make Meaning

question 16

Multiple Choice

Individuals do not make meaning by themselves; they make meaning:

• A)with the aid of a skilled counselor or interviewer.
• B)in spite of their multitude of problems and issues.
• C)with the aid of their significant other.
• D)in a broader multicultural context.

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