Narrative Empathy as Described by Narrative Therapists Differs from Traditional

Narrative empathy as described by narrative therapists differs from traditional notions of empathy insofar as:

A) traditional empathy makes sense of client feelings and thoughts.
B) it is external,and focuses on how the language the client uses to tell a self-story.
C) attends to how dominant discourses have infiltrated a client's story and obscured the client's privileged position.
D) narrative empathy understands and expresses the inner emotional logic of the client's problem patterns.