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In Narrative Therapy the Patients' Gender or Culture Is Considered

Question 31

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In narrative therapy the patients' gender or culture is considered to be

A) irrelevant.
B) part of the story.
C) important in choosing a therapist of the same gender or culture.
D) an aspect of one's lifestyle.

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