Which of the following would indicate to the nurse–therapist that a family is in the assessment stage of the initial interview according to Jay Haley?

A) The family members remember the therapist's name.
B) The family members express individual and family concerns.
C) The therapist explores additional problems and concerns.
D) The therapist synthesizes the information received.


Ans: B
During the assessment stage of the interview, the family expresses its concerns, and individual members share their unique perspectives on the family problem.

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