Exam 9: Experiential Models

_____________________An auxiliary therapeutic approach developed by Satir,whereby family members are guided back through stages of their lives in order to discover and unlock dysfunctional patterns from the past.

Humanistically-oriented therapists view dysfunctional behavior as:

Satir called her approach:

Of all of the experiential models described in the text,which offers a manual for conducting sessions?

Emotionally-focused therapeutic efforts are:

_____________________ Attempts to change a couple's negative interactions while helping them to cement their emotional bond.

The authors consider Satir's primary talents to be:

Satir suggests that people handle their communications with one another by playing one of five roles.Which of the following is not one of those roles?

According to Whitaker,the battle for initiative must:

Probably Kempler's outstanding therapeutic tactic is his insistence on:

Emotionally-Focused Couple Therapy:

Generally speaking,experiential therapists:

The developers of Emotionally-Focused Couple Therapy are:

Compare and contrast two of the four models within this chapter. Show how they are similar and in what ways that they are different.

All but one of the following can be considered to adhere to an experiential model.Which one does not belong?

If you were to go to an experiential therapist whose model would fit you best,Whitaker,Kempler,Satir,or Johnson (EFT)and why?

Which therapeutic technique is frequently employed by Symbolic-experiential therapists?

Which theory is basic to EFCT?

In Whitaker's view of psychotherapy,both therapist and client(s):

Common terms used by experiential family therapists include all but one of the following.Which term does not fit with the others?