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With what theoretical approach is the genogram associated?
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Bowen family systems therapy
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Which theory encourages the therapist to engage in "coaching?"
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Bowen family systems therapy
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True or false: Bowenian therapists employ "process questions" to help clients think about their role in interpersonal conflicts.
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True
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According to Bowen, what are the results of insufficient differentiation in one's family of origin?
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Emotional cutoff from parents
AND fusion in marriage |
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True or false: Bowen theorized that the least differentiated individual in a family system will be the most likely to absorb anxiety & develop symptoms.
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True
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A therapist who takes an "I-position" is probably a follower of (pick one):
a) Jay Haley
b) Michael White
c) Murray Bowen
d) Virginia Satir
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C) Murray Bowen
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With which theory are Betty Carter, Philip Guerin, Thomas Fogarty, and Michael Kerr affiliated?
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Bowen family systems therapy
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In Bowen family systems therapy, what emotion (or emotions) leads to triangulation?
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Anxiety, which in turn leads to a need for distance (or closeness)
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Who defines fusion as "an excess of emotional reactivity?"
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Bowen
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The phrase "relationship experiment" is a) associated with which theory, and b) refers to what technique?
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A) Bowen
b) the technique of
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The concepts of first- and second-order change are associated with which theoretical approach?
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Strategic family therapy
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True or false: a positive feedback loop is a response to a problematic behavior that actually worsens that behavior.
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True
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Which strategic therapist divided therapy into four stages--the social stage, problem stage, interaction stage, and goal-setting stage?
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Jay Haley
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Cleo Madanes made extensive use of which of the following strategies?
a) pretend techniques
b) schemas
c) scaling questions
d) family sculpting
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A) pretend techniques (e.g., asking a symptomatic child to pretend to have his/her symptom & encouraging parents to pretend to help)
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The technique of reframing, or substituting a positive interpretation for a negative one, is associated with which of the three schools of strategic family therapy?
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The MRI group
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