Question 1

Reflecting teams demonstrate a:

Accepted Answer

A) postmodern approach. 
B) constructivist outlook 
C) view of multiple realities. 
D) All of the answers are correct. 
A) postmodern approach. 
B) constructivist outlook 
C) view of multiple realities. 
D) All of the answers are correct. D

Question 2

Within the therapist-client relationship,clients are categorized as all of the following except:

Accepted Answer

A) visitors. 
B) complainants 
C) customers. 
D) non-participants. 
A) visitors. 
B) complainants 
C) customers. 
D) non-participants. D

Question 3

Give an example of a scaling question. Explain the theoretical purpose of these questions.

Accepted Answer

An example of a scaling question could be "On a scale of 1 to 10, how satisfied are you with our customer service?" The theoretical purpose of scaling questions is to measure the intensity or degree of a respondent's feelings or opinions on a particular topic. By using a scale, researchers can quantify and compare the responses of different individuals, allowing for a more nuanced understanding of attitudes and perceptions. Scaling questions also provide a structured format for respondents to express their opinions, making it easier to analyze and interpret the data.

Question 4

According to postmodern thinking,"romantic love" is a:

Accepted Answer

A) social invention. 
B) necessity for couple contentment. 
C) part of all relationships. 
D) All of the answers are correct 
A) social invention. 
B) necessity for couple contentment. 
C) part of all relationships. 
D) All of the answers are correct

Question 5

This is when therapist and clients discuss solutions they want to construct together.

Accepted Answer

A) subjectivity 
B) Solution talk 
C) Normality 
D) Social therapy 
A) subjectivity 
B) Solution talk 
C) Normality 
D) Social therapy

Question 6

Reflecting teams make use of:

Accepted Answer

A) one-way mirrors. 
B) two-way mirrors. 
C) supervisors entering the consultation room. 
D) supervisors telephoning suggestions to the therapist. 
A) one-way mirrors. 
B) two-way mirrors. 
C) supervisors entering the consultation room. 
D) supervisors telephoning suggestions to the therapist.

Question 7

The notion of client resistance to change:​

Accepted Answer

A) is challenged by solution-focused therapists. 
B) is endorsed by solution-focused therapists. 
C) has been abandoned by all family therapists. 
D) is championed by de Shazer. 
A) is challenged by solution-focused therapists. 
B) is endorsed by solution-focused therapists. 
C) has been abandoned by all family therapists. 
D) is championed by de Shazer.

Question 8

A major goal of the linguistic approach is:

Accepted Answer

A) solving the family's problem. 
B) dis-solving the family's problem. 
C) maintaining the complaint. 
D) seeking answers to the miracle question. 
A) solving the family's problem. 
B) dis-solving the family's problem. 
C) maintaining the complaint. 
D) seeking answers to the miracle question.

Question 9

Hermeneutics represents an approach to knowledge that emphasizes:

Accepted Answer

A) home study. 
B) individual interpretation of events influenced by the observer's beliefs. 
C) groupthink. 
D) All of the answers are correct. 
A) home study. 
B) individual interpretation of events influenced by the observer's beliefs. 
C) groupthink. 
D) All of the answers are correct.

Question 10

Solution-oriented therapists:

Accepted Answer

A) offer insights through their interpretations. 
B) provide families with solutions to their problems. 
C) create a collaborative dialogue with families. 
D) rely on reflecting teams to offer solutions. 
A) offer insights through their interpretations. 
B) provide families with solutions to their problems. 
C) create a collaborative dialogue with families. 
D) rely on reflecting teams to offer solutions.

Question 11

_____________________ Ask the family how things would be different if change occurred and the problem were solved.This question encourages the family to think about change and exactly what would happen if changes occurred.

Accepted Answer

The answer of _____________________ Ask the family how things would...

Question 12

_____________________ A process involving two-way mirrors in which team members observe a family and then discuss their thoughts and observations in front of the family and therapist.Later,the therapist and family discuss the team's conversations about them

Accepted Answer

The answer of _____________________ A process involving two-way mirrors in...

Question 13

In the Goolishian-Anderson approach,therapist and client are:

Accepted Answer

A) conversational partners. 
B) adversarial in describing reality. 
C) both resistant to change. 
D) All of the answers are correct. 
A) conversational partners. 
B) adversarial in describing reality. 
C) both resistant to change. 
D) All of the answers are correct.

Question 14

Constructivism emphasizes the:

Accepted Answer

A) objective construction of reality. 
B) subjective construction of reality 
C) family's view of reality. 
D) therapist's view of reality. 
A) objective construction of reality. 
B) subjective construction of reality 
C) family's view of reality. 
D) therapist's view of reality.

Question 15

The family therapist most closely identified with solution-focused brief therapy is:

Accepted Answer

A) Segal. 
B) Erickson. 
C) de Shazer. 
D) White. 
A) Segal. 
B) Erickson. 
C) de Shazer. 
D) White.

Question 16

Anderson and Goolishian view therapy as a(n):​

Accepted Answer

A) linguistic event. 
B) self-differentiating event. 
C) insight-attaining event. 
D) None of the answers are correct. 
A) linguistic event. 
B) self-differentiating event. 
C) insight-attaining event. 
D) None of the answers are correct.

Question 17

Solution-focused brief therapy argues that:

Accepted Answer

A) determining why and how a particular problem arose is the first order of business in working with families. 
B) insight provides the basic tool for change. 
C) client families have run out of ways of dealing with their problems. 
D) functional family therapy is the most practical approach 
A) determining why and how a particular problem arose is the first order of business in working with families. 
B) insight provides the basic tool for change. 
C) client families have run out of ways of dealing with their problems. 
D) functional family therapy is the most practical approach

Question 18

Therapists influenced by postmodern thinking help clients:

Accepted Answer

A) find new meanings in their life situations. 
B) gain insight into their early relationships. 
C) engage in self-differentiation. 
D) develop clearer boundaries. 
A) find new meanings in their life situations. 
B) gain insight into their early relationships. 
C) engage in self-differentiation. 
D) develop clearer boundaries.

Question 19

The "miracle question" allows clients to:

Accepted Answer

A) speculate on their future once the problem is gone. 
B) put their faith in the therapeutic process. 
C) seek a religious experience 
D) theoretically integrate spirituality within solution-focused therapy 
A) speculate on their future once the problem is gone. 
B) put their faith in the therapeutic process. 
C) seek a religious experience 
D) theoretically integrate spirituality within solution-focused therapy

Question 20

Describe the reflecting team and discuss the impact it can have on clients.

Accepted Answer

The reflecting team is a therapeutic tec

Reflecting teams demonstrate a:

Within the therapist-client relationship,clients are categorized as all of the following except:

Give an example of a scaling question. Explain the theoretical purpose of these questions.

According to postmodern thinking,"romantic love" is a:

This is when therapist and clients discuss solutions they want to construct together.

Reflecting teams make use of:

The notion of client resistance to change:

A major goal of the linguistic approach is:

Hermeneutics represents an approach to knowledge that emphasizes:

Solution-oriented therapists:

_____________________ Ask the family how things would be different if change occurred and the problem were solved.This question encourages the family to think about change and exactly what would happen if changes occurred.

_____________________ A process involving two-way mirrors in which team members observe a family and then discuss their thoughts and observations in front of the family and therapist.Later,the therapist and family discuss the team's conversations about them

In the Goolishian-Anderson approach,therapist and client are:

Constructivism emphasizes the:

The family therapist most closely identified with solution-focused brief therapy is:

Anderson and Goolishian view therapy as a(n):

Solution-focused brief therapy argues that:

Therapists influenced by postmodern thinking help clients:

The "miracle question" allows clients to:

Describe the reflecting team and discuss the impact it can have on clients.

Adopting a Family Relationship Framework

Family Development: Continuity and Change

Diversity in Family Functioning

Systems Theory and Systemic Thinking

Origins and Growth of Family Therapy

Professional Issues and Ethical Practices

Psychodynamic Models

Transgenerational Models

Experiential Models

The Structural Model

Strategic Models

Behavioral and Cognitive Behavioral Models

Social Construction Models II: Narrative Therapy

Population-Based Family Treatments

Evidence-Based Family Therapy

Comparative View of Family Theories and Therapies

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Exam 13: Social Construction Models I: Solution-Focused and Collaborative Therapies

Reflecting teams demonstrate a:

Within the therapist-client relationship,clients are categorized as all of the following except:

Give an example of a scaling question. Explain the theoretical purpose of these questions.

According to postmodern thinking,"romantic love" is a:

This is when therapist and clients discuss solutions they want to construct together.

Reflecting teams make use of:

The notion of client resistance to change:​

A major goal of the linguistic approach is:

Hermeneutics represents an approach to knowledge that emphasizes:

Solution-oriented therapists:

_____________________ Ask the family how things would be different if change occurred and the problem were solved.This question encourages the family to think about change and exactly what would happen if changes occurred.

_____________________ A process involving two-way mirrors in which team members observe a family and then discuss their thoughts and observations in front of the family and therapist.Later,the therapist and family discuss the team's conversations about them

In the Goolishian-Anderson approach,therapist and client are:

Constructivism emphasizes the:

The family therapist most closely identified with solution-focused brief therapy is:

Anderson and Goolishian view therapy as a(n):​

Solution-focused brief therapy argues that:

Therapists influenced by postmodern thinking help clients:

The "miracle question" allows clients to:

Describe the reflecting team and discuss the impact it can have on clients.

Adopting a Family Relationship Framework

Family Development: Continuity and Change

Diversity in Family Functioning

Systems Theory and Systemic Thinking

Origins and Growth of Family Therapy

Professional Issues and Ethical Practices

Psychodynamic Models

Transgenerational Models

Experiential Models

The Structural Model

Strategic Models

Behavioral and Cognitive Behavioral Models

Social Construction Models II: Narrative Therapy

Population-Based Family Treatments

Evidence-Based Family Therapy

Comparative View of Family Theories and Therapies

Filters

The notion of client resistance to change:

Anderson and Goolishian view therapy as a(n):