Used widely to study existential therapy, ____________________________ is a research methodology that records and analyzes client’s words to quantify themes and meanings in client narratives
a. narrative inquiry
b. content analysis
c. linguistic scoring
d. heuristics
e. nominal analysis
Answer: b
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