Question

one goal of gender - sensitive family therapy is to ____________. enable clients to move beyond prescribed sex roles. empower women but not men. eliminate all differences between men and women. reduce nonsexist thinking. question 4 (2.5 points) which of the following is an example of gender - sensitive therapy technique? limiting the range of gendered experience ending conversation about the social context being passive helping families develop their own model of equality

Explanation:

Gender - sensitive family therapy aims to help clients break free from traditional sex - role constraints. It is not about empowering only women (as it should be inclusive), not about eliminating all differences between genders (as some differences are natural), and reducing non - sexist thinking is not the main goal. For the second question, helping families develop their own model of equality is in line with the principles of gender - sensitive therapy as it promotes equality within the family context. Limiting gendered experience, ending social context conversations, and being passive are not positive techniques in this regard.

Answer:

First question: enable clients to move beyond prescribed sex roles.
Second question: Helping families develop their own model of equality