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CROSS-BOOK PROBLEM-SOLVING FILE

The client can be right and still be part of the problem

The series repeatedly complicates the idea that one person is simply the problem. A teacher can be difficult while a student escalates the conflict; a rule can be too rigid while a child is secretly breaking it; siblings can hurt one another in a repeating cycle.

CASE DEBRIEF

Can two people both have a point and both be making the situation worse?

Use the case maps to compare how this idea changes when the problem belongs to a parent, a teacher, a school system, or a sibling.

CLARA'S INDEX TERMS

Ways into the same drawer.

shared responsibilityconflict resolutionboth sidesmutual conflictfamily conflictstudent teacher conflict