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What is the focus of family therapy: true or false, symptoms are a byproduct of the dysfunctional families in which the clients lived in
1. True
2. False
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What is linear causality?
1. Events from the past do not determine events in the present in a unidirectional manner.
2. Events from the past cause or determine events in the present in a bidirectional manner.
3. Events from the past cause or determine events in the present in a unidirectional manner.
4. Events from the past cause or determine events in the present in a circular manner.
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What is circular causality?
1. Events influence one another in a reciprocal way and are mutually influenced
2. Events influence one another in a non-reciprocal way and are mutually influenced
3. Events influence one another in a reciprocal way and are not mutually influenced
4. Events do not influence one another in a reciprocal way and are mutually influenced
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What have family therapists recognized as unhealthy?
1. Relationship problems
2. Communication patterns
3. Interaction problems
4. Miscommunication patterns
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Who is one of the solution-focused therapy pioneers?
1. Salvador Minuchin
2. Insoo Kim Berg
3. Murray Bowen
4. Carl Whitaker
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True or False: Family therapists borrowed a systems approach in which the whole is more than the sum of the parts.
1. False
2. True
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Multi select: what is functionalism?
1. Symptoms are maladaptive in the individual's family environment
2. Symptoms are not maladaptive in the individual's family environment
3. Symptoms are functional (beneficial) in the individual's family environment
4. Symptoms are not functional in the individual's family environment
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True or False: Homeostasis is the dysregulation of emotional comfort zone / set point.
1. True
2. False
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What does enmeshed mean?
1. Family boundaries are impenetrable
2. Family boundaries are too rigid
3. Family boundaries are impermeable
4. Family boundaries are too permeable
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What does disengaged mean?
1. Family boundaries are too relaxed
2. Family boundaries are flexible
3. Family boundaries are too rigid
4. Family boundaries are not rigid
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Who was a leading figure in creating Solution-Focused Therapy?
1. Jean Piaget
2. Erik Erikson
3. Carl Jung
4. Steven deShazer
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What is cultural competence?
1. A full negative appreciation of and unacceptance of the diverse backgrounds of the families with whom the therapist works.
2. A full appreciation of and acceptance for the diverse backgrounds of the families with whom the therapist works.
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What is one important distinction between cultural competence for individual clients versus cultural competence for families?
1. Various family members do not differ from each other in culture and diversity.
2. Various family members do not differ from each other in emotions and thoughts.
3. Various family members can differ from each other in emotions and thoughts.
4. Various family members can differ from each other in culture and diversity.
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How can confidentiality be difficult?
1. When a family member tells the therapist something in private
2. When a family member does not tell the therapist something
3. When a family member tells the therapist something in the group
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In diagnostic accuracy labeling an identified patient can cause harm because?
1. It maintains the family’s tendency to be a healthy family unit
2. It maintains the family's tendency to blame another family member
3. It does not maintain the family’s tendency to blame another family member
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True or False: The DSM contains no diagnostic labels that apply to families
1. Fase
2. True
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What is an identified patient?
1. The oldest family member
2. The family member whose symptoms are most obvious or problematic
3. The family member who first comes to therapy
4. The parent or provider of the family
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Outcome studies of family therapy involve all the methodological difficulties of outcome studies for individual therapy, with one additional factor. What is that factor?
1. The different cultural aspects of family members
2. The different emotions of family members
3. The different opinions of family members
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True or False: Being emotionally fused means that what one person feels the whole family feels
1. True
2. False
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What therapy is designed to focus on adolescent behavioral, emotional, and legal problems?
1. Problem-Solving Therapy
2. Multisystemic Family Therapy
3. Solution-Focus Therapy
4. Narrative therapy
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When did the family therapy movement first arise?
1. Late-1800s
2. Mid-1800s
3. Early-1900s
4. Mid-1900s
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What does the Conflict Tactics Scale-2 (CTS-2) assess?
1. Ability to problem-solve in a family
2. Abuse or violence in an individual’s family
3. Family structures
4. Substance abuse within the family
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Which assessment has the client create a family-tree?
1. Family Life Cycle
2. ABCDE Model
3. Interview
4. Genograms
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Which one is NOT one of the seven stages of Family Life Cycle?
1. Leaving home
2. Families with adolescents
3. Graduating college
4. Launching children and moving on in midlife
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True or False: Family structure can be improved by focusing on subsystems within families and the boundaries between them.
1. False
2. True
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What are triangles in family therapy?
1. Biological parent, step-parent and child
2. When three people are causing fighting
3. When two people are in conflict, and one tries to bring a third person to their side
4. A three-person family, two parents and one child
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Which type of family therapy emphasizes solution-talk rather than problem-talk?
1. Problem-solving therapy
2. Solution-talk therapy
3. Problem-solution therapy
4. Solution-focused therapy
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What is the goal of narrative therapy?
1. Revise and recast other’s people’s characters
2. Revise and recast selves as the problem
3. Revise and recast, family member in a more positive light
4. Revise and recast selves in more positive, heroic way
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Which of these people was a pioneer in family therapy?
1. Murray Bowen
2. Aaron Beck
3. Sigmund Freud
4. Ryan Renolds
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True or False: Both the process and results of Genograms can be beneficial to the client.
1. True
2. False
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