Multiple Choice
When a Satir-oriented therapist is working with a client who takes on a blamer stance, the therapist should NOT:
A) placate the client by not speaking honestly and directly to them.
B) increase the client's awareness of the thoughts and feelings of others.
C) help the client to communicate their personal perspectives in a way that is respectful of others.
D) directly confront the client when necessary.
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