Question 1

Describe Lenore Walker's cycle of abuse in intimate power violence (IPV) and the limitation of the model being interpreted too simplistically.

Accepted Answer

The cycle begins with tensions building

Question 2

What is a common dynamic of people who become entrenched in hoarding?

Accepted Answer

A)  They acknowledge that they have a serious problem and understand how it harms their life. 
B)  Despite the hoarding, they attend to their physical health needs. 
C)  They may have other disorders, such as depression, dementia, and loneliness. 
D)  They have an urge to collect that is satisfied by acquisition of the desired object. 
A)  They acknowledge that they have a serious problem and understand how it harms their life. 
B)  Despite the hoarding, they attend to their physical health needs. 
C)  They may have other disorders, such as depression, dementia, and loneliness. 
D)  They have an urge to collect that is satisfied by acquisition of the desired object.

Question 3

The use of power is usually negative because it is inherently abusive and often misdirected.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 4

What does the professional codes of ethics convey about the counselor and client relationship?

Accepted Answer

A)  There is an inherent power imbalance between the counselor and client in that the counselor has more power in the relationship. 
B)  The counselor and client share equal power in the relationship. 
C)  The client has all the power in the relationship. 
D)  The focus on the power dynamic is on protecting the counselor. 
A)  There is an inherent power imbalance between the counselor and client in that the counselor has more power in the relationship. 
B)  The counselor and client share equal power in the relationship. 
C)  The client has all the power in the relationship. 
D)  The focus on the power dynamic is on protecting the counselor.

Question 5

Collecting objects or memorabilia appears to be universally common in that individuals ______.

Accepted Answer

A)  attach significant and personal meaning to certain items 
B)  always spend much money or resources to acquire the object 
C)  feel isolated from significant others 
D)  are attracted to the impersonal qualities of the collected item 
A)  attach significant and personal meaning to certain items 
B)  always spend much money or resources to acquire the object 
C)  feel isolated from significant others 
D)  are attracted to the impersonal qualities of the collected item

Describe Lenore Walker's cycle of abuse in intimate power violence (IPV) and the limitation of the model being interpreted too simplistically.

What is a common dynamic of people who become entrenched in hoarding?

The use of power is usually negative because it is inherently abusive and often misdirected.

What does the professional codes of ethics convey about the counselor and client relationship?

Collecting objects or memorabilia appears to be universally common in that individuals ______.

Family Dynamics: Setting Families in Motion

Dimensions That Influence Dynamics

Dynamic Family Commitments

Observing Family Dynamics

Explaining Dynamics With Theories

Communication and Family Relationships

Communication and Control

Changing Communication Patterns

Communication and Resilience

Communication and Lifes Journey

Dynamics of Loss

Dynamics of Family Structure and Transactions

Dynamics of Culture and Change

Dynamics of Happiness

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Exam 12: Dynamics of Power and Excess

Describe Lenore Walker's cycle of abuse in intimate power violence (IPV) and the limitation of the model being interpreted too simplistically.

What is a common dynamic of people who become entrenched in hoarding?

The use of power is usually negative because it is inherently abusive and often misdirected.

What does the professional codes of ethics convey about the counselor and client relationship?

Collecting objects or memorabilia appears to be universally common in that individuals ______.

Family Dynamics: Setting Families in Motion

Dimensions That Influence Dynamics

Dynamic Family Commitments

Observing Family Dynamics

Explaining Dynamics With Theories

Communication and Family Relationships

Communication and Control

Changing Communication Patterns

Communication and Resilience

Communication and Lifes Journey

Dynamics of Loss

Dynamics of Family Structure and Transactions

Dynamics of Culture and Change

Dynamics of Happiness

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