To Mitigate the View of the Therapist as an External

question 8

Multiple Choice

To mitigate the view of the therapist as an external regulator, which approach can be utilized to engage the child?

• A) Only doing tasks the child wants to do
• B) Role reversal where the child acts like the therapist and vice versa
• C) Developing a balance between low-interest activities with more intrinsically motivating activities
• D) Having a child's parent or teacher participate in the session

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