Ursula is in family therapy and her therapist has asked that she stop playing the "if you really love me, you'll know what i want" game in her romantic relationship. her therapist is asking her to use which of the four central techniques in limiting destructive games?

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Brendon Briggs

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1 May, 07:21

Ursula is in family therapy and her therapist has asked that she stop playing the "if you really love me, you'll know what i want" game in her romantic relationship. her therapist is asking her to use which of the four central techniques in limiting destructive games?

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Lovey · Answer 1

Ursula's therapist is asking her to limit a destructive game in which she practices in their relationship is the naming game or naming the game. It is a game where it focuses on trying to manipulate another in a way of making them vulnerable in order to get what the person wants. It could be seen above as Ursula tries to manipulate her partner by telling them to know what she wants since they love her or to prove that they love her.