When therapists find themselves in the middle of their client's disagreements, we say they have become

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When a therapist becomes involved in a client's disagreement, they have become triangulated. This can be harmful to the therapeutic relationship because it can lead to a conflict of interest or bias towards one client over the other, and it can also be unethical because the therapist is not remaining neutral and impartial. Therefore, the best choice is A.

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