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1. Systems oriented clinicians are most interested in:
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More interested in the process. WHAT is occurring, HOW it occurs, and WHEN it occurs, RATHER THAN SEARCHING FOR WHY IT IS OCCURRING.
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2. Dyads and triads refer to:
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The relationship that is the problem, not the individual itself.
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3. From a family systems perspective, the appearance of symptoms in a family member represents the manifestation of:
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?? Monad ?? Identified patient ??
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4. The "identified patient" is the person in the family who:
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Has the problem. Who initially seeks treatment or for whom treatment is sought.
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5. Metarules are:
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The rules about the rules. Unstated family directives which interpret, enforce, and change rules.
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6. Most family rules are:
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Covert and unstated (unspoken rules).
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7. A family's metarules refers to:
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Unwritten rules.
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8. Homeostatis refers to:
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Rules that maintain stability and revise change.
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9. The elements of a system are delineated by its
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Boundaries and whether or not they are permeable.
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10. A schizophrenogeic mother is one who:
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Is domineering, cold, rejecting, possessive, guilt-producing in combination with a passive, detached, and ineffectual father, causes her male offspring to feel confused and inadequate and ultimately to become schizophrenic.
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11. The double-bind concept was first introduced to account for the development of:
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A series of contradictory messages of what is communicated and how it is qualified by messages from that same person.
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12. A double-bind situation calls for:
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3 injunctions:
1. Concrete= primarily negative (don't, you'll be punished).
2. Gesture= frown, pulling away. Abstract threat. Contradicts the 1st one.
3. Demand= parent demands a response but forbids the child to comment on the contradiction/ambiguity.
** Escape is forbidden/impossible **
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13. Which of the following models of family interaction is based largely on the psychoanalytic model?
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Psychodynamic Theory
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14. Object relations therapy is a:
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More relationship focused. The patients project their fantasies. Participate in a "holding environment" in which the patient is being aware of not hurting their other family members.
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15. Object relations theory evolved from the study of:
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?? Classical psychoanalysis. Id, ego, and superego. ??
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