All of the Following Are True of the Trial of Labor

All of the following are true of the trial of labor, which refers to the assessment process of symbolic-experiential therapy, EXCEPT:

A) the therapist tries to understand each person's preferred family roles, beliefs, and values.
B) the therapist attends to the structural organization of the family and the emotional processes within the family.
C) the therapist observes how the family responds to the therapist's interventions and interactions.
D) the therapist focuses primarily on the family's behavioral interactions rather than their emotional system.