Which of the following is not a form of dramatic role-play common in CCPT?
A) Interactive Role-Play: when a child client invites the therapist to act out a role in her imagined scene
B) Therapist Role-Play: when a child client asks the therapist to play a role or roles while she observes and directs
C) Solitary Role-Play: when the child conducts the scenario on her own
D) Corrective Role-Play: when the therapist acts in ways within the child's role-play in order to provide a corrective experience for an unmet need in the child's development.
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