When a Satir-oriented therapist is spending time "floating" along with the client's distractions to identify the unique "anchors" of the client's reality that the therapist can tap into, they might be working with what type of client?

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The "Irrelevant" stance in Satir's model is characterized by a tendency to distract or divert attention away from the main issue, often through humor or changing the subject. When a therapist "floats" along with these distractions, they are attempting to understand and connect with the unique perspective and reality of a client who adopts this stance, making "Irrelevant" the correct answer.

When a Satir-Oriented Therapist Is Spending Time "Floating" Along with the Client's