Which therapy approach views resistance as an unhelpful linguistic creation that developed because sometimes clients don't want to do what their "bossy-pants" therapists want them to do?
A) Solution-focused therapists
B) Psychoanalytic therapists
C) Person-centered therapists
D) Cognitive-behavioral therapists
E) Jungian therapists

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Solution-focused therapists view resistance as a linguistic creation that hinders progress towards achieving goals, and they focus on finding solutions rather than analyzing resistance. This approach emphasizes the client's strengths and resources instead of the therapist's expertise.

Which Therapy Approach Views Resistance as an Unhelpful Linguistic Creation