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    Exam 10: Collaborative and Narrative Therapies
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    In Narrative Therapy, the Process or Intervention of Separating the Person
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In Narrative Therapy, the Process or Intervention of Separating the Person

Question 2

Question 2

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In narrative therapy, the process or intervention of separating the person from the problem is known as:


A) deconstruction.
B) mapping.
C) externalization.
D) scaffolding.

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