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The Sociologist as a Marital and Family Therapist

between the family members and not on what is presumed to occur within them. The real world is where the family members learn their behavior, meanings, and feelings, where they will continue to interact with others, and where they will change in relation to them. The therapist is therefore interested in what occurs within an individual only to the extent that it enables him to understand and explain the individual’s behavior, meanings, and feelings in such a way that the therapist can help the indi-