Question 1

Harry Stack Sullivan has an interactional perspective in his psychiatric approach, and he contended that ______.

Accepted Answer

A)  loneliness is the most painful aspects of the human condition 
B)  unconscious processes form the foundation of the human psyche 
C)  family processes underlie psychosexual development 
D)  intrapersonal dynamics forms the personality 
A)  loneliness is the most painful aspects of the human condition 
B)  unconscious processes form the foundation of the human psyche 
C)  family processes underlie psychosexual development 
D)  intrapersonal dynamics forms the personality

Question 2

What is an example of a paradigm shift that is prevalent in current social and political discourse?

Accepted Answer

A)  the limited acceptance of treatment for mental disorders 
B)  greater gender equality 
C)  the focus on the traditional nuclear family 
D)  the reliance on anecdotal rather than scientific findings to solving problems 
A)  the limited acceptance of treatment for mental disorders 
B)  greater gender equality 
C)  the focus on the traditional nuclear family 
D)  the reliance on anecdotal rather than scientific findings to solving problems

Question 3

The family therapy movement developed steadily as it reached from the North American to European and to Australian continents during the second half of the 20th century.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 4

A theory and a hypothesis are essentially the same in that both are not yet supported by research.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 5

Focus on individual dynamics changed to focus on family dynamics in the 1940's. This shift played a role in the eventual development of which professional organization?

Accepted Answer

A)  The American Psychological Association 
B)  The American Association for Marriage and Family Therapy 
C)  The American Counseling Association 
D)  The American Academy of Pediatrics 
A)  The American Psychological Association 
B)  The American Association for Marriage and Family Therapy 
C)  The American Counseling Association 
D)  The American Academy of Pediatrics

Harry Stack Sullivan has an interactional perspective in his psychiatric approach, and he contended that ______.

What is an example of a paradigm shift that is prevalent in current social and political discourse?

The family therapy movement developed steadily as it reached from the North American to European and to Australian continents during the second half of the 20th century.

A theory and a hypothesis are essentially the same in that both are not yet supported by research.

Focus on individual dynamics changed to focus on family dynamics in the 1940's. This shift played a role in the eventual development of which professional organization?

Family Dynamics: Setting Families in Motion

Dimensions That Influence Dynamics

Dynamic Family Commitments

Observing Family Dynamics

Communication and Family Relationships

Communication and Control

Changing Communication Patterns

Communication and Resilience

Communication and Lifes Journey

Dynamics of Loss

Dynamics of Power and Excess

Dynamics of Family Structure and Transactions

Dynamics of Culture and Change

Dynamics of Happiness

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Exam 5: Explaining Dynamics With Theories

Harry Stack Sullivan has an interactional perspective in his psychiatric approach, and he contended that ______.

What is an example of a paradigm shift that is prevalent in current social and political discourse?

The family therapy movement developed steadily as it reached from the North American to European and to Australian continents during the second half of the 20th century.

A theory and a hypothesis are essentially the same in that both are not yet supported by research.

Focus on individual dynamics changed to focus on family dynamics in the 1940's. This shift played a role in the eventual development of which professional organization?

Family Dynamics: Setting Families in Motion

Dimensions That Influence Dynamics

Dynamic Family Commitments

Observing Family Dynamics

Communication and Family Relationships

Communication and Control

Changing Communication Patterns

Communication and Resilience

Communication and Lifes Journey

Dynamics of Loss

Dynamics of Power and Excess

Dynamics of Family Structure and Transactions

Dynamics of Culture and Change

Dynamics of Happiness

Filters