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Given the description of the family as an agency family:

Given the description of the family as an agency family:

a. The worker must admit to the family that their history might make addressing their needs difficult.
b. The worker must address the authority theme with the family.
c. The worker must focus on the individuals in the family system first, and then consider the family dynamics.
d. The worker must talk with previous workers to be informed of the family's problems thoroughly.

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