Which of the following is a therapist role in solution-focused family therapy?
A. Looking for exceptions to complaint-oriented stories
B. Mapping and delineating family structure that supports complaints and problems
C. Ignoring previously considered possibilities
D. Supplanting hope with faith
ANS: A
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