The focus of family therapy is:
a. the identified problem person
b. solving family problems
c. relationships and communication patterns among family members
d. to resolve crises as well as to decrease anxiety and fears of members
C
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A Incorrect: The focus of family therapy is not the identified problem person.
B Incorrect: The focus of family therapy is not solving family problems.
C Correct: The focus of family therapy is the relationships and communication patterns among family members. The therapist looks at the child's symptoms or problems as a reflection of the family's problems. The goal is to improve family interactions, improve communication, and help each member achieve autonomy, independence, and self-effectiveness.
D Incorrect: The focus of family therapy is not to resolve crises as well as to decrease anxiety and fears of members.
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