According to structural family therapy, the process of joining refers to:
a. the process after the work in therapy has been achieved and the family is “joined” together in their new patterns.
b. the therapist illustrating a sense of openness to the roles of the family system.
c. something the family must do in order to show that they are ready for therapy.
d. the therapist adapting to the rhythm and style of the family.
ANS: D
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