The concept of a dramatic triangle that includes the roles or positions of persecutor,
victim, and rescuer is apparent in most cultural mythologies
Indicate whether the statement is true or false.
ANS: T
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Feedback: Perhaps the best-known depiction of a common moralistic metaphor is the
"dramatic triangle." Karpman (1968, 1971) refers to a dramatic triangle in families,
groups, and organizations that includes the roles or positions of persecutor, victim, and
rescuer. The dramatic triangle is readily apparent in cultural mythologies (Campbell,
1972; Campbell & Moyers, 1988).
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