The Family Systems View of Therapy Takes the Position That

Multiple Choice

The family systems view of therapy takes the position that:

A) families are an inherently dysfunctional system of relationships requiring intervention.
B) the role of the individual within his/her family is relatively unimportant.
C) it can be helpful to blame one member of the family for the underlying problems of the entire unit.
D) it is not possible to understand the problems of the individual without knowing the role he/she plays within the family constellation.