what model would have a goal of couples therapy of addressing the couple's core
beliefs that become activated by specific stimuli, stressors, or circumstances
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Cognitive-behavioral therapy
In a group-therapy situation clients write contracts to spell out what they want to
accomplish in/out of therapy. The other members support them and confront them
when they are not working on their process. What theory uses this approach
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, Transactional Analysis Therapy
what do social learning theorists think about personalities?
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They are not fixed and are situation specific (not stable)
What are the stated treatment goals of Whitaker's therapy?
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None - work toward helping family become self-determining
Philosophical root of transgenerational models
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psychoanalytic theory
To assess for family history of suicide gestures and attempts, a Rogerian therapist
would
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, do nothing - do not specifically assess for family history
De Shazer & Berg's stance on language
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"Problems are only how people talk about the situation
Therapy strongly influenced by therapist's language"
Strategic therapists believe symptoms are both __________ and ________
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communicative and a bid for power
Differences in Strategic treatment goals
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"MRI: resolve presenting problem
Haley: resolve presenting problem & fix dysfunctional hierarchies
Milan: help family allow for new information to enter - will fix itself"
Which model believed the goal of family therapy is to establish the members' sense of
belongingness and simultaneously provide the freedom to individuate; increase
creativity
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Whitaker's Experiential
Adlerian Therapy stemmed from what school
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Freudian school of psychoanalysis
Which of the following interventions is NOT used in MRI Brief Therapy: taking the "one
down" position, prescribing the symptom, exploring previous attempts to solve the
problem, taking a family history
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taking a family history
Double ABC-X Family Stress Model
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considers the cumulative effect of stress (family pileup), not just reactions
to a single stressor
How do Collaborative Language therapists think about self disclosure
beliefs that become activated by specific stimuli, stressors, or circumstances
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Cognitive-behavioral therapy
In a group-therapy situation clients write contracts to spell out what they want to
accomplish in/out of therapy. The other members support them and confront them
when they are not working on their process. What theory uses this approach
Give this one a try later!
, Transactional Analysis Therapy
what do social learning theorists think about personalities?
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They are not fixed and are situation specific (not stable)
What are the stated treatment goals of Whitaker's therapy?
Give this one a try later!
None - work toward helping family become self-determining
Philosophical root of transgenerational models
Give this one a try later!
psychoanalytic theory
To assess for family history of suicide gestures and attempts, a Rogerian therapist
would
Give this one a try later!
, do nothing - do not specifically assess for family history
De Shazer & Berg's stance on language
Give this one a try later!
"Problems are only how people talk about the situation
Therapy strongly influenced by therapist's language"
Strategic therapists believe symptoms are both __________ and ________
Give this one a try later!
communicative and a bid for power
Differences in Strategic treatment goals
Give this one a try later!
"MRI: resolve presenting problem
Haley: resolve presenting problem & fix dysfunctional hierarchies
Milan: help family allow for new information to enter - will fix itself"
Which model believed the goal of family therapy is to establish the members' sense of
belongingness and simultaneously provide the freedom to individuate; increase
creativity
, Give this one a try later!
Whitaker's Experiential
Adlerian Therapy stemmed from what school
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Freudian school of psychoanalysis
Which of the following interventions is NOT used in MRI Brief Therapy: taking the "one
down" position, prescribing the symptom, exploring previous attempts to solve the
problem, taking a family history
Give this one a try later!
taking a family history
Double ABC-X Family Stress Model
Give this one a try later!
considers the cumulative effect of stress (family pileup), not just reactions
to a single stressor
How do Collaborative Language therapists think about self disclosure
