Question 1

Dysfunctional families are caught up in destructive games,according to:

Accepted Answer

A) social constructionists. 
B) Milan systemic therapists. 
C) object relations therapists. 
D) psychoeducational therapists. 
A) social constructionists. 
B) Milan systemic therapists. 
C) object relations therapists. 
D) psychoeducational therapists.

Question 2

Family Therapies: A Comparative Overview

Accepted Answer

A) human validation process therapy. 
B) narrative therapy. 
C) emotionally focused couple therapy. 
D) functional family therapy. 
A) human validation process therapy. 
B) narrative therapy. 
C) emotionally focused couple therapy. 
D) functional family therapy.

Question 3

Insight is not necessary for behavior change to occur,according to:

Accepted Answer

A) psychoanalysts. 
B) object relations therapists. 
C) strategic family therapists. 
D) Scharff. 
A) psychoanalysts. 
B) object relations therapists. 
C) strategic family therapists. 
D) Scharff.

Question 4

Many early family therapists rejected the notion of:

Accepted Answer

A) redundancy. 
B) punctuation. 
C) intrapsychic dynamics. 
D) homeostasis. 
A) redundancy. 
B) punctuation. 
C) intrapsychic dynamics. 
D) homeostasis.

Question 5

______________________ Pertaining to circumstances or situations in which an event took place;as a therapeutic approach,an emphasis on the relational determinants,entitlements,and indebtedness across generations that bind families together.

Accepted Answer

The answer of ______________________ Pertaining to circumstances or situations in...

Question 6

Make a list of the two approaches to family therapy (modernist and postmodern). Compare the differences between modernist approaches and postmodern approaches to family therapy.

Accepted Answer

Modernist approaches to family therapy f

Question 7

A family therapist who stresses infant attachment is probably a(n):

Accepted Answer

A) solution-focused therapist. 
B) object relations psychoanalyst. 
C) experiential therapist. 
D) Gestalt therapist. 
A) solution-focused therapist. 
B) object relations psychoanalyst. 
C) experiential therapist. 
D) Gestalt therapist.

Question 8

A safe,holding environment is established by:

Accepted Answer

A) structuralists. 
B) Gestalt therapists. 
C) psychoanalysts. 
D) symbolic-experiential therapists. 
A) structuralists. 
B) Gestalt therapists. 
C) psychoanalysts. 
D) symbolic-experiential therapists.

Question 9

Which of the models we have discussed would fit best with your personality? Why?

Accepted Answer

The model that would fit best with my pe

Question 10

According to the authors,__________ is/are a common presenting problem in family therapy.

Accepted Answer

A) finances 
B) family violence 
C) adultery 
D) depression 
A) finances 
B) family violence 
C) adultery 
D) depression

Question 11

The past is emphasized by all but one of the following theorists.Which one?

Accepted Answer

A) Scharff 
B) Bowen 
C) Boszormenyi-Nagy 
D) Kempler 
A) Scharff 
B) Bowen 
C) Boszormenyi-Nagy 
D) Kempler

Question 12

Probably the approach least interested in gathering assessment data is:

Accepted Answer

A) narrative therapists. 
B) behavior therapists. 
C) cognitive therapists. 
D) Bowenians. 
A) narrative therapists. 
B) behavior therapists. 
C) cognitive therapists. 
D) Bowenians.

Question 13

The authors contend that clinical effectiveness is determined by:

Accepted Answer

A) personal experiences. 
B) theoretical knowledge. 
C) empathy. 
D) All of the answers are correct. 
A) personal experiences. 
B) theoretical knowledge. 
C) empathy. 
D) All of the answers are correct.

Question 14

Most early family therapists were trained in:

Accepted Answer

A) psychopharmacology. 
B) psychoanalysis. 
C) cybernetics. 
D) psychosocial theories. 
A) psychopharmacology. 
B) psychoanalysis. 
C) cybernetics. 
D) psychosocial theories.

Question 15

______________________ The study of the origin,nature,and methods,as well as the limits,of knowledge;thus,a framework for describing and conceptualizing what is being observed and experienced.

Accepted Answer

The answer of ______________________ The study of the origin,nature,and methods,as...

Question 16

Experiential family therapists in general emphasize:

Accepted Answer

A) interpretation. 
B) confrontation. 
C) self-differentiation. 
D) cognitive restructuring. 
A) interpretation. 
B) confrontation. 
C) self-differentiation. 
D) cognitive restructuring.

Question 17

All family therapists attend to which of these factors in assessing family functioning?

Accepted Answer

A) Monadic and dyadic 
B) Dyadic and triadic 
C) Monadic,dyadic,and triadic 
D) Quadradic 
A) Monadic and dyadic 
B) Dyadic and triadic 
C) Monadic,dyadic,and triadic 
D) Quadradic

Question 18

Which type of family therapist is least likely to speculate on the origin of the problem?

Accepted Answer

A) Object relations psychoanalysts 
B) Intersubectivists 
C) Behavior therapists 
D) Relational psychoanalysts 
A) Object relations psychoanalysts 
B) Intersubectivists 
C) Behavior therapists 
D) Relational psychoanalysts

Question 19

Most family therapists tend to be:

Accepted Answer

A) ahistorical. 
B) psychoanalytic. 
C) multigenerational. 
D) historical. 
A) ahistorical. 
B) psychoanalytic. 
C) multigenerational. 
D) historical.

Question 20

Skill-building is a goal of:

Accepted Answer

A) behavioral/cognitive therapies. 
B) Gestalt therapy. 
C) psychodynamic therapies. 
D) reflecting teams. 
A) behavioral/cognitive therapies. 
B) Gestalt therapy. 
C) psychodynamic therapies. 
D) reflecting teams.

Dysfunctional families are caught up in destructive games,according to:

Family Therapies: A Comparative Overview

Insight is not necessary for behavior change to occur,according to:

Many early family therapists rejected the notion of:

______________________ Pertaining to circumstances or situations in which an event took place;as a therapeutic approach,an emphasis on the relational determinants,entitlements,and indebtedness across generations that bind families together.

Make a list of the two approaches to family therapy (modernist and postmodern). Compare the differences between modernist approaches and postmodern approaches to family therapy.

A family therapist who stresses infant attachment is probably a(n):

A safe,holding environment is established by:

Which of the models we have discussed would fit best with your personality? Why?

According to the authors,__________ is/are a common presenting problem in family therapy.

The past is emphasized by all but one of the following theorists.Which one?

Probably the approach least interested in gathering assessment data is:

The authors contend that clinical effectiveness is determined by:

Most early family therapists were trained in:

______________________ The study of the origin,nature,and methods,as well as the limits,of knowledge;thus,a framework for describing and conceptualizing what is being observed and experienced.

Experiential family therapists in general emphasize:

All family therapists attend to which of these factors in assessing family functioning?

Which type of family therapist is least likely to speculate on the origin of the problem?

Most family therapists tend to be:

Skill-building is a goal of:

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 I: Solution-Focused and Collaborative Therapies

Social Construction Models II: Narrative Therapy

Population-Based Family Treatments

Evidence-Based Family Therapy

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Exam 17: Comparative View of Family Theories and Therapies

Dysfunctional families are caught up in destructive games,according to:

Family Therapies: A Comparative Overview

Insight is not necessary for behavior change to occur,according to:

Many early family therapists rejected the notion of:

______________________ Pertaining to circumstances or situations in which an event took place;as a therapeutic approach,an emphasis on the relational determinants,entitlements,and indebtedness across generations that bind families together.

Make a list of the two approaches to family therapy (modernist and postmodern). Compare the differences between modernist approaches and postmodern approaches to family therapy.

A family therapist who stresses infant attachment is probably a(n):

A safe,holding environment is established by:

Which of the models we have discussed would fit best with your personality? Why?

According to the authors,__________ is/are a common presenting problem in family therapy.

The past is emphasized by all but one of the following theorists.Which one?

Probably the approach least interested in gathering assessment data is:

The authors contend that clinical effectiveness is determined by:

Most early family therapists were trained in:

______________________ The study of the origin,nature,and methods,as well as the limits,of knowledge;thus,a framework for describing and conceptualizing what is being observed and experienced.

Experiential family therapists in general emphasize:

All family therapists attend to which of these factors in assessing family functioning?

Which type of family therapist is least likely to speculate on the origin of the problem?

Most family therapists tend to be:

Skill-building is a goal of:

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 I: Solution-Focused and Collaborative Therapies

Social Construction Models II: Narrative Therapy

Population-Based Family Treatments

Evidence-Based Family Therapy

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