In What Way Does Family Therapy Differ from Many Individual

question 14

Multiple Choice

In what way does family therapy differ from many individual therapies?

• A) It is more helpful in resolution of problematic symptoms by focusing on each individual of the family.
• B) It focuses on the behavioral change of the identified client more than that of the family as a whole.
• C) It emphasizes on how family current relationships contribute to the development of symptoms.
• D) It proposes that significant change within an individual can be made irrespective of family relationships.

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