The Basic Premise of Family Therapy Is That

The basic premise of family therapy is that:

A) virtually all families are dysfunctional.
B) the family is a dynamic, interdependent system in which each member plays a distinct role.
C) because the client is the victim of defective parenting, the client needs to openly confront his or her parents in a therapeutic setting.
D) children's psychological problems are usually due to poor communication between the parents.