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interactional model

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interactional model
[-ak′shənəl]
Etymology: L, inter, between, agere, to do
a therapy model that views the family as a communication system comprising interlocking subsystems of family members. Family dysfunction occurs when the rules governing family interaction become vague and ambiguous. The therapeutic goal is to help the family clarify the rules governing their relationships.


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