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Which action is the first step in the integrated problem-solving family therapy framework?
1. Increasing family members' awareness of their own affective reactions to the problematic situation
2. Evaluating repeated transactions that establish patterns of how, when, and to whom individuals relate within the family system
3. Evaluating the family system's power distribution, communication of affect, quality of structural boundaries, and assignment of roles
4. Identifying and working on unresolved conflicts from earlier relationships and personality defects that interfere with present functioning

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