Which technique would be least helpful in putting family members at ease as family therapy begins?
A. Getting each member's view of the way the problem affects the family
B. Focusing on the identified patient's views about the family problems
C. Providing clear, understandable information to the family members
D. Maintaining a neutral, nonjudgmental demeanor as members speak
Ans: B. Focusing on the identified patient's views about the family problems
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