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

Modernists tended to assume that a condition called "_______" did exist and could be defined and used as a kind of measure against which experience could be understood.

Solution-oriented therapy is based on all but one of the following sources.Which one does not fit?

Postmodern therapists are apt to be:

Postmodern therapists attend particularly to a family's:

The umpire who insists he "calls 'em as he sees 'em" is taking a:

What is the miracle question? What are the benefits of this technique and what are the possible detractors of it?

Which of the following does not characterize the work of Anderson and Goolishian?

_____________________ These formal interventions or stock prescriptions can be used with many different types of problems.

Discuss the differences between modernism and social constructionism in family therapy.

In solution-focused brief therapy,"skeleton keys" refer to:

Hudson and O'Hanlon help couples recognize that:

According to the text,the postmodern outlook permits the

Possibility therapy is the invention of:

Social constructionist therapies:

Narrative therapists use reflecting teams to:

Exception-finding questions:

Clients who describe their unhappiness but wait for their partner to change first are called what by solution-focused therapists?

According to collaborative therapists,problems are created through:

The Milwaukee Brief Therapy Center makes use of:

_____________________ A philosophical outlook rejecting the notion that there exists an objectively knowable universe discoverable by impartial science,and instead arguing that there are multiple views of reality ungoverned by universal laws.