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Quiz: Structural, Strategic, Milan Systemic, and Behavioral/Cognitive Modules

COUC601

Question 12 pts

Structuralists claim that dysfunctional families require

Answer: a change in the rules that govern family transactions

Question 22 pts

Imitating a family's manner, style, and affective range calls for a therapeutic technique

called ________________ by structuralists.

Answer: mimesis

Question 52 pts

A primary therapeutic goal for structuralists is

Answer: organizational change

Question 62 pts

Attempting to change the hierarchical arrangement between parents calls for

Answer: unbalancing

Question 72 pts

Making an effort to create greater psychological distance between enmeshed family

members involves

Answer: boundary making

Answer: blurred

Question 102 pts

According to Aponte and Van Deusen, every family transaction makes a statement

regarding

Answer: all of the above

Question 112 pts

Family coalitions

Answer: are alliances between specific family members formed against another

Question 122 pts

Members of disengaged families run the risk of over-emphasizing

Answer: family rules govern family behavior

Question 152 pts

Starting to work with a family, the Milan therapist first

Answer: proposes a tentative hypothesis

Question 162 pts

Relationships are defined by ______________________ messages.

Answer: command

Question 172 pts

Which of the following Milan techniques is a form of reframing?

Answer: positive connotation

Question 202 pts

In the original Milan format, the point at which the therapist leaves the consultation room

to consult with colleagues is called

Answer: the intersession

Question 212 pts

The major characteristic of strategic family therapy is that the therapist

Answer: plans a strategy for solving the presenting problems

Question 222 pts

In a stereotypical complementary interaction or relationship (best answer)

Answer: one person is "one-up" and the other "one-down"

Question 252 pts

Haley believes every relationship contains within it an implicit struggle for

Answer: power and control

Question 262 pts

Systemicists usually assign rituals in the form of

Answer: ceremonial acts

Question 272 pts

Relabeling is an attempt to

Answer: NOT None of the above

Question 282 pts

Therapeutic double-binds

Answer: NOT usually result in families learning to improve their paradoxical

communications

Question 312 pts

Who took the position that symptoms are strategies for controlling a relationship when

other strategies have failed?

Answer: …

Question 322 pts

Paradoxical interventions are especially useful in attempting to change ______________

families.

Circular questioning is likely to

Answer: address differences in how family members perceive problems

Question 352 pts

A problem analysis

Answer: NOT measures therapeutic changes

Question 362 pts

"He says he has to work late tonight. He'd rather be with someone else than me," is an

example of

Answer: NOT a selective abstraction

Question 372 pts

Question 392 pts

Uncovering the relationship between behavioral deficits and the client's interpersonal

environment is called

Answer: functional analysis

Question 402 pts

Albert Ellis employs the use of

Answer: cognitive restructuring

Question 412 pts

Gottman calls four forms of negativity between marital partners the Four Horsemen of

the Apocalypse. Which of the following is NOT one of them?

Question 432 pts

Donald Meichenbaum’s work to help clients change their assumptions and schemas about

the world and their ability to manage stress is called

Answer: Narrative repair

Question 442 pts

Cognitive-behavioral family therapists gather data using three forms of clinical

assessment:

Answer: All of the above

Question 452 pts

Integrative couples therapy