Intensity Is an Intervention Best Described by Which of the Following

Intensity is an intervention best described by which of the following statements?

A) It is a technique in which the therapist "turns up the heat" by using his or her tone of voice, pacing, and word choice to break through a barrier.
B) It is a technique in which the therapist and the client hypothesize a "worst-case scenario," therefore allowing the client to manage their own anxiety more effectively.
C) It is a technique in which the clients reenact the problem to a heightened degree, therefore highlighting the family interactional patterns.
D) It is a technique in which the therapist allows the family to discuss what they would do in a hypothetical situation, therefore realigning the boundaries of the system.