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Systems-oriented clinicians are most interested in
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The process of what they are observing in the couple's interaction than in the content of the interaction, the what, how, and when things are occurring, not the why things are occurring
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Dyads and triads refer to
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Relationship that becomes the center of therapeutic attention and the target of intervention strategies
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From a family systems perspective, the appearance of symptoms in a family member represents the manifestation of
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An identified patient, scapegoating
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The "identified patient" is the person in the family who
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Has the presenting symptom, the person who seeks treatment or for whom treatment is sought
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Metarules are
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A family's unstated rules regarding how to interpret or, if necessary, to change its rules
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Most family rules are
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Unspoken, covert
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A family's metarules refer to
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The boundaries?
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Homeostasis refers to
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A dynamic state of balance or equilibrium in a system, or a tendency in a system toward achieving and maintaining such a state in an effort to ensure a stable environment, maintain balance and resist change
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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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A schizoohrenogenic mother is one who
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Is cold, domineering, tends to produce or develop a son with schizophrenia
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The double-bind concept was first introduced to account for the development of
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Schizophrenia
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A double-bind situation calls for
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A superior and inferior person, three injunctions 1. don't do that or you will be punished (concrete)2. a gesture, frown, pull away stiffening3. parent demands a response but forbids the child to comment on the contradiction (escape is forbidden)
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Which of the following models of family interaction is based largely on the psychoanalytic model
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Object relations theory
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Object relations theory is a
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Subject/subject dyad?
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Object relations evolved from the study of
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Marital conflicts with Framo and splitting with Fairbairn, relationship between mother and child
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