HD 204 MIDTERM EXAM 2024/2025 |
EXAM QUESTION WITH CORRECT
ANSWERS | VERIFIED EXAM
QUESTION; Family Secrets - ANSWER-Information that is purposely hidden or concealed by one or more
members
Whole: all family members know but not outsiders
Intrafamily: known to subgroups within family
Individual: known to just one member
QUESTION; Types of Family Secrets - ANSWER-Sweet: kept for fun/ surprise; time limited
Essential: content about fears or uncertainty; promote necessary boundaries and closeness that help
defines relationships
Toxic: significant family issues and stories that remain untold and unaddressed, Poison family
relationships, Create stress and uncertainty
Dangerous: knowledge puts owners in emotional or physical danger, Cause severe turmoil, Impacts
owner functioning
QUESTION; Family Secret Functions - ANSWER-Bonding, Evaluation, Maintenance, Privacy, Defense,
Communication
QUESTION; Reasons to keep a secret - ANSWER-Intimate exchange, Exposure, Urgency, Acceptance,
Conversational appropriateness, Relational security, Important reason, Permission, Membership
QUESTION; Relational Culture - ANSWER-Actions and activities used to preserve and/or improve a
relationship; parent-child/partner-partner/sibling-sibling
QUESTION;Defining Family - ANSWER-Families are a system of interconnected relationships;
Voluntary/Non-Voluntary; Share past and anticipate future
Lenses: Role, Socio-legal, Bio-genetic
, QUESTION; Environmental Issues Within Defining Family - ANSWER-Things like country, culture, ethnicity,
gender roles, religion, etc. can affect how someone defines the word family
QUESTION; Nuclear Family vs. Kinship Models - ANSWER-Nuclear would be parents and their children;
other kinship models may include friends or teammates and are less black and white
QUESTION; Protective Families - ANSWER-low in conversation, high in conformity, avoid conflict at all
costs, seek or demand compliance
QUESTION; Consensual Families - ANSWER-high in conversation and conformity. Families use open
communication, but parents still expect that their children will "agree" with family beliefs, values,
societal norms.
QUESTION; Pluralistic Families - ANSWER-High conversation, low conformity. Support open conversations
about differences of opinion. Parents are supportive of children with different beliefs.
QUESTION; Laissez-fair Families - ANSWER-Low in conversation and conformity. Families don't openly
communicate with each other. Beliefs and values are kept private. Disagreement is often approached
with appeasing each other
QUESTION; Families as systems - ANSWER-System: interconnected relationships
Interdependence, Wholeness, Self-regulating patterns
Interactive complexity: response to previous behaviors, triggers new behaviors
Openness to outside influences, Complex relationships
QUESTION; Equifinality - ANSWER-Many paths to arrive at the same outcome; many ways to interact;
can apply to family systems
QUESTION; 8 Core Beliefs of family - ANSWER-1. Many ways to be a family
2. Each family just work to create its identity
3. Communication constructs and reflects family relationships
EXAM QUESTION WITH CORRECT
ANSWERS | VERIFIED EXAM
QUESTION; Family Secrets - ANSWER-Information that is purposely hidden or concealed by one or more
members
Whole: all family members know but not outsiders
Intrafamily: known to subgroups within family
Individual: known to just one member
QUESTION; Types of Family Secrets - ANSWER-Sweet: kept for fun/ surprise; time limited
Essential: content about fears or uncertainty; promote necessary boundaries and closeness that help
defines relationships
Toxic: significant family issues and stories that remain untold and unaddressed, Poison family
relationships, Create stress and uncertainty
Dangerous: knowledge puts owners in emotional or physical danger, Cause severe turmoil, Impacts
owner functioning
QUESTION; Family Secret Functions - ANSWER-Bonding, Evaluation, Maintenance, Privacy, Defense,
Communication
QUESTION; Reasons to keep a secret - ANSWER-Intimate exchange, Exposure, Urgency, Acceptance,
Conversational appropriateness, Relational security, Important reason, Permission, Membership
QUESTION; Relational Culture - ANSWER-Actions and activities used to preserve and/or improve a
relationship; parent-child/partner-partner/sibling-sibling
QUESTION;Defining Family - ANSWER-Families are a system of interconnected relationships;
Voluntary/Non-Voluntary; Share past and anticipate future
Lenses: Role, Socio-legal, Bio-genetic
, QUESTION; Environmental Issues Within Defining Family - ANSWER-Things like country, culture, ethnicity,
gender roles, religion, etc. can affect how someone defines the word family
QUESTION; Nuclear Family vs. Kinship Models - ANSWER-Nuclear would be parents and their children;
other kinship models may include friends or teammates and are less black and white
QUESTION; Protective Families - ANSWER-low in conversation, high in conformity, avoid conflict at all
costs, seek or demand compliance
QUESTION; Consensual Families - ANSWER-high in conversation and conformity. Families use open
communication, but parents still expect that their children will "agree" with family beliefs, values,
societal norms.
QUESTION; Pluralistic Families - ANSWER-High conversation, low conformity. Support open conversations
about differences of opinion. Parents are supportive of children with different beliefs.
QUESTION; Laissez-fair Families - ANSWER-Low in conversation and conformity. Families don't openly
communicate with each other. Beliefs and values are kept private. Disagreement is often approached
with appeasing each other
QUESTION; Families as systems - ANSWER-System: interconnected relationships
Interdependence, Wholeness, Self-regulating patterns
Interactive complexity: response to previous behaviors, triggers new behaviors
Openness to outside influences, Complex relationships
QUESTION; Equifinality - ANSWER-Many paths to arrive at the same outcome; many ways to interact;
can apply to family systems
QUESTION; 8 Core Beliefs of family - ANSWER-1. Many ways to be a family
2. Each family just work to create its identity
3. Communication constructs and reflects family relationships
