To mitigate the view of the therapist as an external regulator, which approach can be utilized to engage the child?
A) Only doing tasks the child wants to do
B) Role reversal where the child acts like the therapist and vice versa
C) Developing a balance between low-interest activities with more intrinsically motivating activities
D) Having a child's parent or teacher participate in the session

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Developing a balance between low-interest activities with more intrinsically motivating activities helps engage the child without making the therapist seem like an external regulator, as it encourages the child's intrinsic motivation and participation.

To Mitigate the View of the Therapist as an External