Quiz: The Components of a Family:
Assessing Couples
Question 1
2.5/ 2.5pts
The data suggests that when the heartrate goes up to about _______ BPM for
a man and _________ BPM for a woman, the flooding process begins.
65, 70
70, 80
70, 85
80, 90
p. 116
Question 2
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Women are more prone to flooding than men because they may have more
difficulty regulating their emotions.
True
False
p. 110
Question 3
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A person hit hard by ____________ is more likely to have “innocent-victim”
thoughts during fights with their spouse.
Flooding
Defensiveness
Combativeness
all the above
p. 105
Question 4
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Once flooding becomes rampant, a client is likely to think the worst of their spouse most of the time.
True
False
Question 5
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For either sex if the heartrate skyrockets to 90 BPM, adrenaline is secreted in
such large doses that it triggers a “fight or flight” stress reaction, with
intense fear or anxiety.
True
False
p. 116
Question 6
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People hit hard by ____________ often have inner scripts filled with righteous
indignation.
Contempt
Confusion
Crisis
none of the above
p. 107
Question 7
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Experiences from one’s own family of origin can strongly shape one’s
expectations and behaviors within marriage.
True
False
p. 223
Question 8
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The nature of affairs are usually:
Sexual only
Emotional only.
Sexual and Emotional
all the above
Question 9
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Conducting a sexual ___________ is an important tool in evaluating sexual
problems.
Database
History
Preferences inventory
all the above
p. 214
Question 10
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The reading discusses “Six A’s for Addressing Affairs.” Which choice is NOT
one of them?
Atonement
Apology
Acclimate
all the above
p. 219
Question 11
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The assessments we give to clients can often help broach difficult or
embarrassing subjects with clients.
True
False
p. 212
Question 12
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To effectively work with couples, the counselor must overcome any
hesitation and discomfort they have in talking about sex with their clients.
True
False
p. 213
Question 13
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__________________ refers to the individual attributes that each partner brings
to a relationship.
Character
Cohesion
Culture
all the above
Question 14
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One challenge in conducting a relationship history is deciding how much
detail to collect.
True
False
Question 15
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Which choice below is NOT an area contained in the “Eight C’s for Couple
Functioning Assessment” model?
Commitment
Change
Children
Communication
Question 16
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Which answer below is an area that should be part of a relationship history?
Commitment
Life cycle
Conflict
all the above
Question 17
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Which choice below is an area contained in the “Eight C’s for Couple
Functioning Assessment” model?
Contract
Conflict Resolution
Culture
all the above
Question 18
2.5/ 2.5pts
Differences in cultural background are another powerful factor that can
influence couples. Which choice below is NOT one of the reasons given in
your reading?
How knowledgeable is the couple regarding each other’s background?
Does the couple perceive that cultural differences are contributing to the
presenting issues?
How much time does the couple spend celebrating their cultural differences?
To what extent does the couple see their different cultures as a problem or a
strength?
Question 19
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A couple’s _____________ refers to the expectations that a couple has for one
another and the relationship.
Communication
Commitment
Contract
all the above
Question 20
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Exploring how a couple resolves conflict is an essential part of counseling.
True
False
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