Reformulation in Therapeutic Discourse Refers To

question 1

Multiple Choice

Reformulation in therapeutic discourse refers to:

• A) clients rephrasing their thoughts into clearer form
• B) * therapists transforming client discourse into a specific problem
• C) therapists repeating client statements in psychological jargon
• D) therapists applying a specific clinical term to a client's problem or symptoms

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Definitions:

Married-Couple Families

Family units consisting of a married couple and their children, if any, living together as a single household.

Paid Labor Force

Individuals who are employed and receive compensation for their work, as opposed to volunteers or unpaid interns.

Traditional Nuclear Families

Family units consisting of two parents (a male and a female) and their biological or adopted children, living together and functioning as a single household.

Living Together

Living together refers to the situation where two or more people share a residence, typically implying a closer personal relationship, such as cohabitation without marriage.