A Milan therapist interprets the behavior of each member of the family positively and as having an underlying benevolent motivation. This is known as which of the following?

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The Milan approach to family therapy involves interpreting each family member's behavior in a positive light, assuming benevolent motivations behind their actions. This technique is known as giving a "positive connotation" to behaviors, and since it is part of the Milan systemic family therapy approach, it is also referred to as a "Milan-style reframe."

A Milan Therapist Interprets the Behavior of Each Member of the Family