Carlos,a narrative therapist for 9 years,at times integrates practices from other approaches in order to broaden intervention options that may work for his client,but remains essentially narrative in his approach.This is referred to as _______________.
A) common factors
B) assimilative integration
C) systemic treatment selection
D) favorite intervention integration

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Assimilative integration refers to integrating practices from other approaches while maintaining the essence of the therapist's primary approach, which in this case is narrative therapy. Common factors and systemic treatment selection are other types of integration, but they do not specifically refer to integrating practices from other approaches while maintaining the essence of the primary approach. "Favorite intervention integration" is not a recognized term in psychotherapy integration.

Carlos,a Narrative Therapist for 9 Years,at Times Integrates Practices from Other