What is the difference between first-order and second-order change?
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First-order is a behavioral change
Second-order is shift in the family rules/beliefs that govern behavior
Who made this statement, "It's not the problem, it's how a family copes with the
problem."?
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Virginia Satir
,Name Satir's five survival stances?
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1. Placater - avoid conflict avoid self
2. Blamer
3. Super reasonable - no feelings focus on subject computer
4. Irrelevant - ignore change subnect
DSM5 MDD
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No more chronic or acute. Mild, Moderate, Severe, In Remission spectrum.
What is a positive feedback loop?
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Development of more problems as they attempt solutions to existing
problems.
What are "Unique Outcomes"
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, Narrative- exceptions when client did not experience the problem
What theory uses the Scaling Question, and what is it?
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Solution Focused; On a Scale of 0-10 how are they feeling compared to
earlier time. If different...what makes it different?
Dysthymia Early Onset
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For 2 years, prior to 21 years old
What is the benefit of a therapeutic double bind?
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Strategic; promotes progress how ever the family responds
In Solution Focused Therapy; What is a typical intervention given at the end of the first
session?
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First-order is a behavioral change
Second-order is shift in the family rules/beliefs that govern behavior
Who made this statement, "It's not the problem, it's how a family copes with the
problem."?
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Virginia Satir
,Name Satir's five survival stances?
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1. Placater - avoid conflict avoid self
2. Blamer
3. Super reasonable - no feelings focus on subject computer
4. Irrelevant - ignore change subnect
DSM5 MDD
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No more chronic or acute. Mild, Moderate, Severe, In Remission spectrum.
What is a positive feedback loop?
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Development of more problems as they attempt solutions to existing
problems.
What are "Unique Outcomes"
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, Narrative- exceptions when client did not experience the problem
What theory uses the Scaling Question, and what is it?
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Solution Focused; On a Scale of 0-10 how are they feeling compared to
earlier time. If different...what makes it different?
Dysthymia Early Onset
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For 2 years, prior to 21 years old
What is the benefit of a therapeutic double bind?
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Strategic; promotes progress how ever the family responds
In Solution Focused Therapy; What is a typical intervention given at the end of the first
session?
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