MFT national NEWEST EXAM WITH COMPLETE
QUESTIONS AND CORRECT DETAILED ANSWERS
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In object relations theory, the latent meaning behind attitudes,
behaviors, or feelings that is detected by therapists through analyzing
personal reactions to session materials is knows as
ANSWERS: derivatives
Sandy's parents divorced when she was 10 years old, and her mother
went through a depression. Consequently, Sandy often was responsible
for the care of her 7 year old brother as well as seeing to family meals
and other household chores. Her mother often confided in her about
her feelings and interacted with her more like an older sister than her
mother. When Sandy became a young adult, her mother, who had
recovered somewhat, was surprised to find how irresponsibly Sandy
conducted her life and how angry she seemed. According to
Bozormenyi-Nagy, Sandy's behavior is an example of
ANSWERS: destructive entitlement
,Mary's mother often calls her during the week to complain about the
behavior of her father. Usually, Mary is highly sympathetic and
supportive of her mother's complaints and becomes and remains angry
at her father for sometime following the call. After attending therapy
with a Bowenian therapist, however, Mary responded to her mother's
next complaining phone call with the following statement, That sounds
like something really important that dad needs to know. Have you talked
about this with him? Mary is attempting to do what in Bowenian terms?
ANSWERS: detriangle
A contextual therapist will frequently attempt to help a client see the
positive intent and intergenerational loyalty issues behind even the most
destructive behaviors of previous generations. this concept is known as
ANSWERS: exoneration
Object relations theorists believe that, as a process of normal
development parts of caretakers are split off and internalized into a
child's developing personality. Expectations of self and other are based
on these internal representations. They are known as
ANSWERS: ledgers
, This major model developer believed that, in order for a therapist to
remain detached, neutral, and non-anxious with clients, he or she must
lower their level of reactivity to their own family of origin. Who was the
model developer?
ANSWERS: Murray Bowen
This theoretical concept states that normal development should entail a
degree of emotional separation from family of origin while remaining in
relationship with them. In addition, an individual should be able to
separate emotions from cognitions. What is this concept?
ANSWERS: differentiation
According to Contextual Family Therapy, each family member earns this
concept through the accumulation of care and concerns toward others.
ANSWERS: merit
QUESTIONS AND CORRECT DETAILED ANSWERS
(VERIFIED 100%) ALREADY GRADED A+ || BRAND
NEW!! LATEST UPDATE \Capella University –MFT
6233
In object relations theory, the latent meaning behind attitudes,
behaviors, or feelings that is detected by therapists through analyzing
personal reactions to session materials is knows as
ANSWERS: derivatives
Sandy's parents divorced when she was 10 years old, and her mother
went through a depression. Consequently, Sandy often was responsible
for the care of her 7 year old brother as well as seeing to family meals
and other household chores. Her mother often confided in her about
her feelings and interacted with her more like an older sister than her
mother. When Sandy became a young adult, her mother, who had
recovered somewhat, was surprised to find how irresponsibly Sandy
conducted her life and how angry she seemed. According to
Bozormenyi-Nagy, Sandy's behavior is an example of
ANSWERS: destructive entitlement
,Mary's mother often calls her during the week to complain about the
behavior of her father. Usually, Mary is highly sympathetic and
supportive of her mother's complaints and becomes and remains angry
at her father for sometime following the call. After attending therapy
with a Bowenian therapist, however, Mary responded to her mother's
next complaining phone call with the following statement, That sounds
like something really important that dad needs to know. Have you talked
about this with him? Mary is attempting to do what in Bowenian terms?
ANSWERS: detriangle
A contextual therapist will frequently attempt to help a client see the
positive intent and intergenerational loyalty issues behind even the most
destructive behaviors of previous generations. this concept is known as
ANSWERS: exoneration
Object relations theorists believe that, as a process of normal
development parts of caretakers are split off and internalized into a
child's developing personality. Expectations of self and other are based
on these internal representations. They are known as
ANSWERS: ledgers
, This major model developer believed that, in order for a therapist to
remain detached, neutral, and non-anxious with clients, he or she must
lower their level of reactivity to their own family of origin. Who was the
model developer?
ANSWERS: Murray Bowen
This theoretical concept states that normal development should entail a
degree of emotional separation from family of origin while remaining in
relationship with them. In addition, an individual should be able to
separate emotions from cognitions. What is this concept?
ANSWERS: differentiation
According to Contextual Family Therapy, each family member earns this
concept through the accumulation of care and concerns toward others.
ANSWERS: merit
