In the Milan Approach, the Therapeutic Stance Is One of Neutrality

question 46

Multiple Choice

In the Milan approach, the therapeutic stance is one of neutrality. Which of the following is NOT a correct explanation of neutrality from the Milan perspective?

• A) Nonpartiality toward particular family members or problem descriptions
• B) Mulitpartiality, i.e., the willingness to honor all perspectives
• C) Not becoming attached to particular meanings or outcomes
• D) Never taking sides in therapy

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