Family systems theories are often criticized for
A) allowing the client to "control" the direction of the therapy
B) the role of the therapist as the "expert" and client as "passive"
C) both the client and therapist being considered "experts"
D) its relatively "loose" application of constructivism

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The role of the therapist as the "expert" and client as "passive" is a common criticism of family systems theories.

Family Systems Theories Are Often Criticized for