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Chapter 6-9 Gehart Family SWK Exam Questions With Correct Answers Directives - answerDirectives are directions for the family to complete a specific task. • Tasks rarely linear solutions to problem; instead "perturb" system's interaction patterns to create new ones • Directives get people...

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Chapter 6-9 Gehart Family SWK Exam
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Directives - answer✔Directives are directions for the family to complete a specific task.
• Tasks rarely linear solutions to problem; instead
"perturb" system's interaction patterns to create
new ones
• Directives get people out of ruts with the smallest
change possible

Strategic Therapy - answer✔Therapist must not take a rigid and stereotyped
approach to therapy. Any standardized method of therapy, no matter now effective
with certain problems, cannot deal successfully with the wide range that is typically
offered to a therapist. Flexibility and spontaneity are necessary.


• Similar to MRI and systems theory, but different in
case conceptualization
• Six ways to think about a problem
• Looks at stages of family life
• Assess hierarchy and power
• Interventions based off behavioral directives
• Straightforward
• Indirect

Strategic therapy and MRI similarities - answer✔• Grounded in general systems and cybernetic
theories
• Brief therapy approaches

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• Use uniquely crafted behavioral prescriptions
• Differences lie in case conceptualization and approach to
behavioral prescription

Strategic sessions - answer✔• characterized by use of enigmatic, creative directives.
• Behavioral prescriptions that interrupt problem interaction sequence

Contributors of Strategic Therapy - answer✔Jay Haley
• Cloe Madanes
• Eileen Bobrow
• Jim Keim

Five formal stages of strategic therapy: (Initial Interview) - answer✔Five formal stages:
• Social stage
• Problem stage
• Interaction stage
• Goal-setting stage
• Task-setting stage

report function - answer✔The content of a message that conveys information

Axioms - answer✔Basic truths about communication


Created by: Watzlawick, Beavin, and Jackson

Counterparadoxes - answer✔In systemic family therapy, placing the family in a therapeutic
double bind in order to counter the members' paradoxical interactions.


telling family members not to chain or change too quickly. This slows down attempted solutions
by the family

future oriented questions - answer✔They are about the relationship between two from the view
of another, how one person responds or would respond to actions of another
EX: Asking child, How does your dad react when you mom leaves unexpectedly?

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rituals - answer✔Prescribe the family to do something highly scripted, the interactions act to
interrupt patterns in the family. An example of this would be having a "funeral" for a symptom

Milan model view of problem formation - answer✔As a "Game"

Strategic Family Therapy (Haley) - answer✔*Therapy is a power struggle between the
client/family and the therapist, in which the therapist struggles to disrupt the family's patterns;
improvement in 1 aspect of the system leads to improvement in the entire system


*grew out of the communication theory developed by Bateson's schizophrenia project


*emphasizes directive or task-oriented interventions over understanding the meaning of
symptoms.

3 models of strategic therapy - answer✔1. MRI brief therapy
2. Haley and Madanes Strategic Family Therapy
3. Milan Strategic Therapy


*Developed: at the Mental Research Institute in Paulo Alto


Influenced: by hypnotic principles and Milton Erickson

Pragmatic strategies of problem solving and change - answer✔1. Brief
2. Efficient
3. Non-Pathological


Major contributions
1. Problems can result from family interaction sequences
2. Families often unintentionally perpetuating their problems
3. Sudden change is possible


*Result of the development of these models (brief approach)

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focused on interrupting cycles in which attempts to solve problems make the problems worse

4 basic truths about communication - answer✔1. people are always communicating
2. Communication defines the relationship between sender and receiver
3. Punctuation of communication sequences impacts the relationship
4. communication is either symmetrical or complementary


All behavior is communicative and so one cannot not communicate

Command function - answer✔A command function dictates the relationship between sender
and receiver, it is a statement that defines the relationship

symmetrical communication - answer✔when individuals communicate in similar ways (going
to escalate)

complementary communication - answer✔when individuals have different communication
systems defined by distance

4 main types of pathologic communication - answer✔1. Denying that one is communicating
2. Sending paradoxical messages
3. Discrepant punctuation of communication sequences
4. Symmetrical escalation

paradoxical messages - answer✔Messages the contradict themselves (telling them to do
something that is inconsistent)


paradoxical messages best resolved through meta communication

meta-communication - answer✔talking about the way they are communicating with one
another

normal family strengths - answer✔1. They maintain integrity in the face of environmental
challenges through negative feedback
2. Are able to communicate and are flexible

initial interview - answer✔Phone contact:
• Initial interview begins w/first contact, typically by
phone.

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