What is dual perspective? correct answers Recognizes that every client is part of 2 client systems: dominating/sustaining (source of power and economic resources) and nurturing (physical and social environment of the family and community)
Core dimensions of therapist effectiveness: correct answe...
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What is dual perspective? correct answers Recognizes that every client is part of 2 client
systems: dominating/sustaining (source of power and economic resources) and nurturing
(physical and social environment of the family and community)
According to Dr. Marrett, what is the one thing that can break homeostasis? correct answers
Crisis
What are the components of a system? correct answers Boundaries, Common Purpose,
Interaction among Members
What is the highest priority when it comes to ethics? correct answers Sustaining Life
Therapeutic relationship and personal ecosystems resources account for _____ percent of client
system change, while the use of models and techniques generally affects the remaining influence
on client system change. correct answers 60%
Pinsof & Catherall (1986) state that __________may be the primary mediating variable that
determines the outcome of discrete interventions. correct answers Therapeutic alliance
According to Dr. Marett's Parenting Continuum, what is more important than rules? correct
answers The relationship
What are considered first and second order changes within systemic interventions? correct
answers First order: change that happens within the system among the components that leaves
the structure of the system unchanged.
Second order: Change of the system and the rules that govern it.
What are the core elements in building resilience, when working with Level I family needs?
correct answers Optimism and Hope
Strengths perspective is based on an empowerment theme that seeks for ways for the client to
_________________ and ___________________.
A. increase their social skills,link them with their case management needs.
B. set their own agendas, further engage with others in their environment.
C. develop greater awareness of their needs, understand the impact of oppression in their lives.
D. recognize the circular causality in their family, stop negative feedback loops. correct answers
B. set their own agendas, further engage with others in their environment.
, According to Kilpatrick, social constructionism is defined as "Human actions and
relationships...seen in terms of organized efforts to create <blank> out of personal experiences".
correct answers Meaning
What are the 4 Levels of Family Needs as taught by Kilpatrick? correct answers 1. Basic
Survival
2. Structure and Organization
3. Space and Boundaries
4. Richness and Quality
True or False?
Different professionals may implement different courses of action in the same situation, there is
rarely one right answer to a complex ethical dilemma. correct answers True
What are the ABCS of marital relationships? correct answers Acceptance, Belonging,
Connection, and Safety
True or False - EFT views Borderline Disorder as a result of a toxic invalidating attachment
correct answers True
In the Stage 2 of EFT, RISSSC stands for: correct answers Repeat, Image, Simple, Soft, Slow,
Client's Words
True or False: In EFT therapy, the pursuer is the one to blame for the problems the couple is
currently experiencing, because they engage the cycle more often than not. correct answers
False, the cycle is always to blame.
What are the three phases of EFT? correct answers 1. De-escalation
2. Re-engagement
3. Consolidation
According to Dr. Matheson, most problems between a couple can be boiled down to three human
needs. correct answers Power, Importance, Belonging
Dr. Matheson proposed that all problems in a marriage stemmed from three main issues. Which
of the following is NOT one of those issues?
A. Feeling important
B. Belonging
C. Communication
D. Power/ Control correct answers C. Communication
What is "stigmatized loss," as talked about by Dr. Matheson? correct answers When loss occurs
in a "socially unacceptable" way, such as deportation or going to prison.
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