What goal(s) are involved in structural family therapy?
A. Blocking community or societal interference with nuclear families
B. Creating attachments between parents and children that allow parents to protect children at all times
C. Modifying the family's transactional rules and developing more appropriate boundaries
D. Creating a re-enactment of family transactions as closely as possible
ANS: C
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EXCEPT:
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