In Addition to Allowing Counselors to Examine Congruence in the Couple's

question 21

Multiple Choice

In addition to allowing counselors to examine congruence in the couple's personalities, the "criss-cross" testing feature of the Taylor-Johnson Temperament Analysis also allows counselors to: ​

• A)​determine the level of relationship satisfaction for each member of the couple.
• B)​identify whether or not the couple should stay together.
• C)​examine the influence of other family members on the couple's relationship.
• D)​look at consistencies or inconsistencies in how the members of the couple view themselves and each other.

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