Bowen therapists have contributed to multicultural stances in family therapy by:
A. Being the first to note the sexism involved in mainstream family therapy
B. Developing clear family descriptions from multiple cultures from around the world, including distinct cultures that are often lumped together as European or Caucasian
C. Creating cultural identity models
D. Challenging the dominance of collectivist cultures in the United States
ANS: B
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