Social change:
a. Is always good.
b. Is always bad.
c. Can have both good and bad consequences.
d. Has little impact on human behavior.
C
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A) ?They are milestones that can evoke a range of feelings in us about how fast life is going by and can encourage us to reflect on the choices we want to make for the rest of our life. B) ?They have nothing in common. C) ?They tend to be positive and productive. D) ?They provide people with an opportunity to reconnect with people.
To define and clarify problems that family members wish to resolve, the solution-focused therapist uses
a) questions that invite review of the past. b) productive problem finding questions. c) intuition and experience. d) an ecomap and a genogram.
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members: a. really want to work at changing their behaviors, perspectives, and sometimes their beliefs about a particular situation. b. at least briefly become aware of the change and make a decision about whether the changes are beneficial to them and are enhancing their psychosocial functioning. c. allow for enough care of themselves, each other, and the problem so as to feel safe enough for the change to continue to flourish. d. evaluate their progress and strategize as to how they are going to reach their goal no matter what obstacles may stand in their way.