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All of the following are C: White
considered White focused on meaning where communication
communication theorists therapists focused on behavior.
EXCEPT:
A: Watzlawick
B: Satir
C: White
D: Haley
,During a session with a D: All of the above
couple a husband states Feminists draw techniques from other schools of
to the therapist that his family therapy such as the Narrative approach, with a
wife often nags and sensitivity to those that are especially empowering
belittles him. The and client driven. In this case, the therapist would
therapist's intervention is work together to question imbalances of power
to give the wife homework between members and the effects these imbalances
in which she is to only say have on all family members. A feminist therapist might
positive things to her then work with the couple to develop new stories
husband and abstain from using a collaborative approach.
any negative comments.
When she appears to be
negative or belittling to
her husband he is to put
his hand up and say "Stop".
A feminist therapist would
be critical of the above
technique because it:
A: Gives the husband
more power
B: Appears to be
hierarchical
C: Is therapist driven
D: All of the above
,Jose and Maria bring their D: Coach the family on improving its problem solving
son, Joe, to counseling skills.
because of poor The strategic family therapist defines the focus of
academic performance treatment as the family and its interactive process,
and behavior. paying particular attention to the family's process of
A: externalize the problem problem solving.
B: rearrange family
members to imply alliance
shifts.
C: use genogram
construction to help the
family identify family-of-
origins patterns
consciously.
D: coach the family on
improving its problem-
solving skills
, During the process of D: exoneration
treatment, Mr. Medieros Exoneration is a process by which the therapist
recognizes how he was attempts to help the client see the positive intent and
victimized by his parents, inter-generational loyalty issues that motivate the
and that past generations behavior of members of previous generations.
were also victimized by
their parents. In
recognizing this he began
to see his parents less as
monsters and more as
struggling human beings,
themselves acting out
invisible loyalties.
Therefore, he was able to
block the trans-
generational pattern of
destructive entitlement
and allowed the positive
transmission of relational
resources. The process by
which he earned
entitlement by dealing
with his own issues with his
own parents is called:
A: A family projection
process
B: relational ethics
C: societal regression
D: exoneration
EXAM (TESTING REAL EXAM QUESTIONS) AND
VERIFIED ANSWERS (MULTIPLE CHOICES)
|COMPLETE SOLUTIONS |A+ GRADED |100%
CORRECT!!
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Terms in this set (243)
All of the following are C: White
considered White focused on meaning where communication
communication theorists therapists focused on behavior.
EXCEPT:
A: Watzlawick
B: Satir
C: White
D: Haley
,During a session with a D: All of the above
couple a husband states Feminists draw techniques from other schools of
to the therapist that his family therapy such as the Narrative approach, with a
wife often nags and sensitivity to those that are especially empowering
belittles him. The and client driven. In this case, the therapist would
therapist's intervention is work together to question imbalances of power
to give the wife homework between members and the effects these imbalances
in which she is to only say have on all family members. A feminist therapist might
positive things to her then work with the couple to develop new stories
husband and abstain from using a collaborative approach.
any negative comments.
When she appears to be
negative or belittling to
her husband he is to put
his hand up and say "Stop".
A feminist therapist would
be critical of the above
technique because it:
A: Gives the husband
more power
B: Appears to be
hierarchical
C: Is therapist driven
D: All of the above
,Jose and Maria bring their D: Coach the family on improving its problem solving
son, Joe, to counseling skills.
because of poor The strategic family therapist defines the focus of
academic performance treatment as the family and its interactive process,
and behavior. paying particular attention to the family's process of
A: externalize the problem problem solving.
B: rearrange family
members to imply alliance
shifts.
C: use genogram
construction to help the
family identify family-of-
origins patterns
consciously.
D: coach the family on
improving its problem-
solving skills
, During the process of D: exoneration
treatment, Mr. Medieros Exoneration is a process by which the therapist
recognizes how he was attempts to help the client see the positive intent and
victimized by his parents, inter-generational loyalty issues that motivate the
and that past generations behavior of members of previous generations.
were also victimized by
their parents. In
recognizing this he began
to see his parents less as
monsters and more as
struggling human beings,
themselves acting out
invisible loyalties.
Therefore, he was able to
block the trans-
generational pattern of
destructive entitlement
and allowed the positive
transmission of relational
resources. The process by
which he earned
entitlement by dealing
with his own issues with his
own parents is called:
A: A family projection
process
B: relational ethics
C: societal regression
D: exoneration
