EDCO 811: Marriage Counseling Quiz | questions and answers latest spring 26.

EDCO 811: Marriage Counseling Quiz | questions and answers latest spring 26. Question 1 What does Eggerichs suggest a husband uses to show his wife esteem? symbols gifts time financial security Question 2 A primary role of the therapist when working with intimate partner aggression and domestic violence is consultation and psychoeducation legal advocate insight oriented analyst guardian ad litem Question 3 Married sexuality primarily speaks to procreation focuses primarily on the wife helps form us spiritually focuses primarily on the husband Question 4 The key to empowerment is taking control when and where it is needed standing firm in the face of opposition yielding appropriately as a way of modeling ensuring your rights are respected Question 5 The Respect Test speaks of 10 communication points for every marriage the level of love a husband has for his wife a two-way street between a husband and wife unconditional respect Question 6 One of the most common approaches in conjoint couple therapy for intimate partner aggression is behavior modification narrative therapy cognitive-behavioral therapy Gottman couple therapy Question 7 Intercultural relationships are a frequently studied aspect of couple work are decreasing with globalization have clearly defined borders experience another level of complexity Question 8 Therapy with intercultural couples frequently focuses on language acquisition negotiating an inclusive identity identifying the dominant culture setting aside cultural norms Question 9 Thomas links physical intimacy in marriage with sacrifice and service gratification the Song of Solomon technique Question 10 One of the most problematic situations encountered in divorce therapy occurs when a couple shares a single household over a lengthy period of time child custody issues are being debated when one or both partners present with a history of violence all of the above Question 11 The following is a mediating recovery factor in counseling couples where one partner has had an affair. a history of abuse the couple’s ability to discuss the affair and its antecedents when there is an investigative report to counter any denial utilizing in-laws as mediators Question 12 Venting anger in a relationship is often cathartic is often destructive when it is full-on expressed reduces the risk for heart disease can be productive in the therapy room Question 13 Falling forward means a marriage is unbalanced should be avoided at all costs puts the focus in initiating intimacy creates greater conflict Question 14 Separation for a couple considering divorce is never recommended only creates additional conflict allows for individual work with spouses allows for a cooling-off period to process couple difficulties Question 15 Loyalty from a husband speaks of provision safety commitment fulfillment Question 16 One of the challenges in working with stepfamilies is the structure often polarizes the adults around parenting tasks maintaining separate family cultures that stepparents must contend with losses the absence of ex-spouses Question 17 The “love cocktail” associated with our neuro-functioning and sex drive is called TEA OCT BEE PEA Question 18 An effective parenting style to help with stepfamily adjustment is permissive authoritative authoritarian unpredictable Question 19 Men often ask, What do you do? What are you feeling? What do you want? Where are you going? Question 20 Biblical “hierarchy” in a marriage primarily speaks of dominion and rule speaks of responsibility speaks of decision-making preferences speaks of submission Question 21 According to Gurman et al., co-parenting across households work best when parallel parenting with low conflict is in place. collaborative parenting with low conflict is in place. attachment is hard-wired. all of the above Question 22 A potential problem in stage two of counseling a couple through an affair is defensiveness difficulty in rebuilding trust a lack of empathy all of the above Question 23 A distinguishing factor in working with same-sex couples is the absence of gender-linked roles clearer relational boundaries reduced stress levels family of origin support Question 24 The percentage of stepfamilies is highest among Latinos Asian Americans African Americans it’s about the same across ethnic groups Question 25 High conflict people are often diagnosed with personality disorders tend to come from divorced homes usually have secure attachments none of the above PREVIOUSNEXT