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Valuing your own lived experience more than the experiences of your clients correct answers Sociocultural attunement includes all of the following EXCEPT Knowledge of worldview correct answers Indigenous knowledge, lived individual and family experiences, children's knowledge, and Non-Western kn...

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MFT 625 Final EXAM Prep || Questions and 100% Verified
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Valuing your own lived experience more than the experiences of your clients correct answers
Sociocultural attunement includes all of the following EXCEPT

Knowledge of worldview correct answers Indigenous knowledge, lived individual and family
experiences, children's knowledge, and Non-Western knowledge are valued when taking a
decolonizing stance, these various sources of knowledge are collectively considered which the
following:

Second order change is changing the rules governing a system correct answers The concept of
second order change is different from first order change how?

A shift in the relationship to sociocultural systems that expands possibilities and enables
transformation of one's life correct answers Third order change is consistent with which of the
following definitions?

Cultural Capital correct answers The advantage of being able to navigate and mirror the culture
of those in the center (those closest to the dominant group) who have the greatest access to
influence and economic advantage is referred to as which of the following:

True correct answers True or False. Ethical practice for MFT's includes the ability to respect
another's values without attempting to change them or feeling the need to give up on one's own.

A change in one part of a system generates change in the entire system correct answers From a
systemic point of view, when maximizing or minimizing a particular variable in a system, which
of the following is true?

True correct answers True or False. The power that is inherent in the very nature of being the
expert (i.e. role power as a therapist) reduces the power based on social location (the question
didn't specify this but he did mean - "in the client")

Interested in the interactional view of the couple correct answers A strategic couple's therapist is

Less; more correct answers In general, the boundaries of families are ___________ distinct in
the early formation stages and become __________ clear as the family matures.

Relationship correct answers When we talk about a system, no matter what kind (family,
ecological, informational, psychological), we are really talking about one idea. What is that idea?

Someone gesticulating (gesturing) and gasping, but not talking correct answers Analogic
communication is best described by which of the following?

, Gregory Bateson and Milton Erickson correct answers The strategic and brief therapists have
been most directly influenced by the ideas of

Directives, therapeutic double binds, and paradox correct answers The use of ___________ in
strategic therapy is designed to block or change dysfunctional behavior using indirect, seemingly
illogical means

A symptom prescription correct answers A paradoxical technique where a client is told to
continue or embellish the behavior complained about is known as

Increase the cooperation with the therapeutic suggestions correct answers A strategic family
therapist might caution the couple to "go slow" to

Reframing correct answers A family comes in to discuss the problems they are having with their
daughter. She says she hates school, and she often refuses to get on the bus. When she goes to
school, she refuses to respond to her teacher's questions. The parents say that the girl is very shy
and has low self-esteem. The therapist suggests that the girl is actually strong-willed and has
managed to control her parents and teacher quite effectively. This is an example of

Hegemony correct answers The term ________ refers to mechanisms that maintain the status
quo of unequal power distribution in society through social, political, economic, and ideological
conflict

True correct answers Strategic therapists carefully analyze power imbalances, however,
symptom removal remains the primary goal rather than necessarily promoting relational equity.
This may lead therapists to intervene in ways that mirror power dynamics and fail to help
families consider more equitable and just alternatives

Be loved correct answers Cloe Madanes categorizes family problems according to 4 basic
intentions of family members involved in them. They are the desire to dominate and control the
desire to love and protect others, the desire to repent and forgive, and the desire to

Pretend technique correct answers During therapy (name) is asked to imagine X and (name) is
asked to imagine Y and do this every day for one week. This is an example of

Joining correct answers Structural therapists believe the family must accept the therapist in a
process called _____ which allows the therapists to increase stress and unbalance the family
homeostasis, thus opening the way for structural transformation in the family.

Enmeshment correct answers During assessment, when a structural therapist notes that
boundaries are weak and that there is excessive proximity amongst members, the therapist is
noticing

Shaping competence correct answers _______ is a method where structural therapist help family
members employ functional alternatives by reinforcing behaviors already in their repertoire of
skills

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