Two Key Practices of Evidence-Based Family Therapy Include

question 12

Multiple Choice

Two key practices of evidence-based family therapy include:

• A) using anecdotal opinions and determining therapies based on your own family life.
• B) relying on the advice of other practitioners and on your own beliefs to determine your approach.
• C) using previous theories to determine your approach and creating new theories about therapy treatment.
• D) using existing research to inform decisions and learning to use evidence-based treatments.

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