In the solution-based approach, how does the therapist address the pathologizing interpersonal pattern (PIP) to resolve issues among families?
A) The therapist tends to assess PIPs when assessing for strengths and resources in facilitating WIPs
B) Therapists would conceptualize not just the PIPs the couple presents as a problem, but also the PIPs in each family of origin
C) They will have only minimal conversations about PIPs and will carefully assess it only if it seems necessary for a particular client
D) None of these is correct
C
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