One Narrative Technique for Consolidating the Gains a Client Makes

question 11

Multiple Choice

One narrative technique for consolidating the gains a client makes involves a therapist writing letters to the person. This technique is:

• A) externalisation and deconstruction.
• B) search for unique outcomes.
• C) alternative stories and reauthoring.
• D) documenting the evidence.

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Definitions:

Director

A person elected by the shareholders to direct corporate affairs.

Corporate Affairs

Activities and responsibilities related to the operation and management of a corporation, including compliance, governance, and public relations.

Limited Partner

One who invests in a limited partnership but does not play an active role in managing the business. Unlike general partners, limited partners are only liable for partnership debts up to the amounts they have invested.

Management Participation

Involvement or active engagement of management in the strategic and operational tasks of an organization or a particular project.