Exam 10: Intergenerational

All of the following are a part of intergenerational case conceptualization EXCEPT:

All of the following are techniques used by intergenerational therapist EXCEPT:

In psychoanalytic family therapy, the concept of interlocking pathologies rests on the assumption that an individual's pathology reflects family distortions and dynamics.

Discuss how and why intergeneration therapy is a good fit for ethnic families.

All of the following are considerations in building the therapeutic relationship in psychoanalytic family therapy EXCEPT:

Explain the concept of differentiation. How is it pivotal to intergenerational therapy?

Explain the intervention of "eliciting" and describe how it is used.

Bowen intergenerational therapy is more about the _________________ than it is about families or family therapy.

Differentiation occurs on both an interpersonal and intrapersonal level.

Discuss the problems the GLBTQ may have experienced with psychoanalytic approaches. How can psychoanalytic family therapists approach work with these clients successfully?

Describe the key components of family-of-origin therapy.

All of the following are goals of psychoanalytic intervention EXEPT:

At the heart of psychoanalytic family therapy is the concept of ethical systems and relational ethics which theorizes that each person keeps a "ledger" of ________________________________.

Which of the following is the best description of the therapeutic process in intergenerational therapy?

Intergenerational therapist believe that clients can only differentiate as far as the therapist has differentiated.

Regarding diversity, The Women's Project asserted that therapist should be agents for social change by challenging sexist attitudes in all of the following ways EXCEPT:

The basic process of psychoanalytic family is:

Wanda, an intergenerational therapist, has just asked her client to interact with a particular family member now that the client has learned to maintain a stronger sense of self. This is referred to as _________________________.

In addition to family configuration, genograms can assist the therapist and the family to track all of the following key patterns, EXCEPT:

When the therapist takes an emotionally engaged, non-reactive stance in therapy, this is referred to as ____________________.