From the perspective of an intergenerational therapist, which of the following is NOT true of a triangle?

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Triangles in the context of intergenerational therapy are not inherently considered a healthy way to relieve tension. They are seen as a mechanism that can stabilize a dyad (a two-person system) by involving a third party, but this can also lead to dysfunctional patterns and emotional cutoffs, rather than addressing and resolving the underlying issues directly within the dyad.

From the Perspective of an Intergenerational Therapist, Which of the Following