Asked by gabrielle thrasher on May 09, 2024
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__________________ is the term used to describe when stories or subplots in which the problem-saturated story do not play out in its typical way with no dramatic ending or particularly notable outcome.
A) Problem narrative
B) Happy ending
C) Dull story
D) Unique outcome.
Unique Outcome
In narrative therapy, it refers to instances or events that deviate from the dominant problem-saturated story of a client's life, highlighting moments of resilience or success.
Problem-saturated Story
Narratives that clients bring into therapy focusing solely on issues and difficulties, often obscuring potentials and strengths.
Drama
A genre of narrative fiction (or semi-fiction) intended to be more serious than humorous in tone.
- Comprehend the multiplicity and uniqueness of client accounts and realities.
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Learning Objectives
- Comprehend the multiplicity and uniqueness of client accounts and realities.
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