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This chapter will discuss several other questions that are useful in solution-focused therapy. These questions can be divided into four main categories: 1) those that are used in follow-up sessions, 2) those that are used in times of distress or crisis and when things are worse, 3) those that dig for details of success, and 4) those that amplify ambivalence.
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