Family therapists with a transgenerational view:
A)attend to a family's intergenerational issues.
B)reject the notion of therapist as outside expert.
C)are less interested in a family's "stuck" places than are the social constructionists.
D)are sometimes referred to as structuralists.

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Family therapists with a transgenerational view attend to a family's intergenerational issues, such as patterns of communication, power and authority, and emotional closeness that are passed down from one generation to the next.

Family Therapists with a Transgenerational View