NRNP6645 / NRNP 6645 Final Exam (Latest
): (Questions and Answers)
Psychotherapy with Multiple Modalities -
Walden
Families as open systems - :answers :The concept that reminds us that families are
open systems is known as Systems Theory.
Corrective recapitulation of the primary family group - :answers :The therapeutic
value is that early familial conflicts are relived correctively.
Normal Autism - :answers :Mahler's phase from birth to 1 month.
Family Therapy Middle Phase - :answers :Focus on identifying and addressing family
conflicts.
Benner's Competency Levels - :answers :Advanced practice nurse with 2-5 years is
competent.
Relational Psychodynamic Psychotherapy - :answers :Helps patients understand their
impact on others.
Cross-Cultural Research - :answers :Culture influences psychiatric disorder
definitions.
Schizoid Personality - :answers :Pathological outcome of intimacy vs. isolation stage.
, Evidence-Based Guidelines - :answers :Based on systematic reviews of randomized
controlled studies.
Spectator Therapy - :answers :Group member benefits by observing others' therapy.
Freud's Psychosexual Stages - :answers :Sexual identity develops from 18 months to 3
years.
Yalom's Group Therapy Analogue - :answers :Cohesiveness mirrors relationships in
individual therapy.
Peplau's Interpersonal Model - :answers :Developed from Harry Stack Sullivan's
framework.
Abreaction - :answers :Intense emotional reactions in expressive psychotherapy.
Minuchin's Family Patterns - :answers :Common patterns include enmeshed and
disengaged families.
Avoidance in Therapy - :answers :Missing sessions indicates patient avoidance
behavior.
Relapse Prevention Plan - :answers :Identifies triggers and coping strategies for
gambling.
Existential Psychotherapy - :answers :Patient-driven therapeutic direction without
strict techniques.
Guilt vs. Shame - :answers :Guilt motivates treatment; shame drives avoidance.
): (Questions and Answers)
Psychotherapy with Multiple Modalities -
Walden
Families as open systems - :answers :The concept that reminds us that families are
open systems is known as Systems Theory.
Corrective recapitulation of the primary family group - :answers :The therapeutic
value is that early familial conflicts are relived correctively.
Normal Autism - :answers :Mahler's phase from birth to 1 month.
Family Therapy Middle Phase - :answers :Focus on identifying and addressing family
conflicts.
Benner's Competency Levels - :answers :Advanced practice nurse with 2-5 years is
competent.
Relational Psychodynamic Psychotherapy - :answers :Helps patients understand their
impact on others.
Cross-Cultural Research - :answers :Culture influences psychiatric disorder
definitions.
Schizoid Personality - :answers :Pathological outcome of intimacy vs. isolation stage.
, Evidence-Based Guidelines - :answers :Based on systematic reviews of randomized
controlled studies.
Spectator Therapy - :answers :Group member benefits by observing others' therapy.
Freud's Psychosexual Stages - :answers :Sexual identity develops from 18 months to 3
years.
Yalom's Group Therapy Analogue - :answers :Cohesiveness mirrors relationships in
individual therapy.
Peplau's Interpersonal Model - :answers :Developed from Harry Stack Sullivan's
framework.
Abreaction - :answers :Intense emotional reactions in expressive psychotherapy.
Minuchin's Family Patterns - :answers :Common patterns include enmeshed and
disengaged families.
Avoidance in Therapy - :answers :Missing sessions indicates patient avoidance
behavior.
Relapse Prevention Plan - :answers :Identifies triggers and coping strategies for
gambling.
Existential Psychotherapy - :answers :Patient-driven therapeutic direction without
strict techniques.
Guilt vs. Shame - :answers :Guilt motivates treatment; shame drives avoidance.
