Alan has been married for 14 years to his high-school sweetheart. Things started out well but as their family grew to four children in the first five years, their marital relationship gradually deteriorated. His wife, a pharmaceutical salesperson, traveled almost every week. When she was home, she tended to ignore him and the children. Alan often occupied himself with housework, and helping neighbors and other relatives. Most people thought Alan had a good marriage, but inside he felt empty and trapped. Feelings of frustration and anger would occasionally rise to the surface, but most of the time he kept it all inside. When Alan started therapy, he had just discovered that his wife had an addiction to internet pornography. He was surprised, hurt, angry, and he didn't know whether he wanted to stay in the marriage or leave. He was concerned about the children. Which theoretical perspective discussed this module would you use for this case? What concepts of this perspective apply most in this case? Give examples. What techniques from this perspective would you use in this case?