Question 1

Each of the following therapies falls into the category of experiential family therapies EXCEPT:

Accepted Answer

A)  the Satir growth model. 
B)  integrated family systems. 
C)  symbolic-experiential therapy. 
D)  emotionally focused therapy. 
A)  the Satir growth model. 
B)  integrated family systems. 
C)  symbolic-experiential therapy. 
D)  emotionally focused therapy.

Question 2

Satir's six-stage model of change is best described by which of the following statements?

Accepted Answer

A)  A model that identifies the different communication stances that each family adapts through the process of therapy. 
B)  A model that addresses conflict resolution and recovery in the family system. 
C)  A model in which the therapist perturbs the system, shakes it up, and respects its ability to naturally reorganize itself in a more useful way. 
D)  A model that highlights the inconsistencies and patterns of the family system. 
A)  A model that identifies the different communication stances that each family adapts through the process of therapy. 
B)  A model that addresses conflict resolution and recovery in the family system. 
C)  A model in which the therapist perturbs the system, shakes it up, and respects its ability to naturally reorganize itself in a more useful way. 
D)  A model that highlights the inconsistencies and patterns of the family system.

Question 3

Satir practitioners use the six levels of experience to help clients to make lasting change. The six layers include:

Accepted Answer

A)  behavior, coping, feelings, perceptions, expectations, yearnings. 
B)  behavior, goals, feelings, perceptions, expectations, desires. 
C)  thoughts, feelings, goals, perceptions, expectations, yearnings. 
D)  thoughts, feelings, behaviors, goals, perceptions, expectations. 
A)  behavior, coping, feelings, perceptions, expectations, yearnings. 
B)  behavior, goals, feelings, perceptions, expectations, desires. 
C)  thoughts, feelings, goals, perceptions, expectations, yearnings. 
D)  thoughts, feelings, behaviors, goals, perceptions, expectations.

Question 4

_______________ include the martyr, the victim, the rescuer, the good child, and the bad parent.

Accepted Answer

A)  family dynamics 
B)  family life 
C)  family roles 
D)  characterizations 
A)  family dynamics 
B)  family life 
C)  family roles 
D)  characterizations

Question 5

___________ is a better indicator of happiness than self-esteem.

Accepted Answer

A)  accomplishments 
B)  self-worth 
C)  self-compassion 
D)  coping 
A)  accomplishments 
B)  self-worth 
C)  self-compassion 
D)  coping

Question 6

By being authentic, therapists provide ___________________________.

Accepted Answer

A)  a role model for how to communicate congruently 
B)  an example of how not to communicate 
C)  an opportunity to provide constructive feedback to the client 
D)  a chance to avoid self-disclosure 
A)  a role model for how to communicate congruently 
B)  an example of how not to communicate 
C)  an opportunity to provide constructive feedback to the client 
D)  a chance to avoid self-disclosure

Question 7

If a Satir-oriented therapist said, "I believe this child's exaggerated acting out and drug use may serve to reduce tension in his parent's marriage by getting his parents to focus on him." What would the therapist be doing?

Accepted Answer

A)  determining the family life chronology 
B)  figuring out the survival stance of the family 
C)  viewing the symptoms as having a role in the family system 
D)  using a mandala to understand the child's drug use 
A)  determining the family life chronology 
B)  figuring out the survival stance of the family 
C)  viewing the symptoms as having a role in the family system 
D)  using a mandala to understand the child's drug use

Question 8

Which of the following suggestions would be best for a therapist working with a client who has adapted the placator stance or role?

Accepted Answer

A)  Encourage the client to take a firm stance from the onset of therapy. 
B)  Use therapeutic techniques such as reflecting to highlight hidden emotions. 
C)  Praise the placator for being adaptive. 
D)  Use less directive therapy methods, such as multiple choice questions and open-ended reflections to require him/her to voice an opinion. 
A)  Encourage the client to take a firm stance from the onset of therapy. 
B)  Use therapeutic techniques such as reflecting to highlight hidden emotions. 
C)  Praise the placator for being adaptive. 
D)  Use less directive therapy methods, such as multiple choice questions and open-ended reflections to require him/her to voice an opinion.

Question 9

Satir's five communication stances include: congruent, placator, blamer, superreasonable, and ___________.

Accepted Answer

A)  incongruent 
B)  reasonable 
C)  irrelevant 
D)  irreverent 
A)  incongruent 
B)  reasonable 
C)  irrelevant 
D)  irreverent

Question 10

The Satir growth model focuses primarily on which of the following?

Accepted Answer

A)  Reframing the problem 
B)  Creating a sense of safety for interpersonal learning 
C)  Fostering individual growth as well as improving family interactions 
D)  Realigning the patterns and alliances that the family has adhered to 
A)  Reframing the problem 
B)  Creating a sense of safety for interpersonal learning 
C)  Fostering individual growth as well as improving family interactions 
D)  Realigning the patterns and alliances that the family has adhered to

Question 11

Describe two of the communication stances. Give examples to support both.

Accepted Answer

Two communication stances that are commo

Each of the following therapies falls into the category of experiential family therapies EXCEPT:

Satir's six-stage model of change is best described by which of the following statements?

Satir practitioners use the six levels of experience to help clients to make lasting change. The six layers include:

_______________ include the martyr, the victim, the rescuer, the good child, and the bad parent.

___________ is a better indicator of happiness than self-esteem.

By being authentic, therapists provide ___________________________.

If a Satir-oriented therapist said, "I believe this child's exaggerated acting out and drug use may serve to reduce tension in his parent's marriage by getting his parents to focus on him." What would the therapist be doing?

Which of the following suggestions would be best for a therapist working with a client who has adapted the placator stance or role?

Satir's five communication stances include: congruent, placator, blamer, superreasonable, and ___________.

The Satir growth model focuses primarily on which of the following?

Describe two of the communication stances. Give examples to support both.

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Systemic Therapies: Mri and Milan

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Exam 8: Satirs Human Growth Model

Each of the following therapies falls into the category of experiential family therapies EXCEPT:

Satir's six-stage model of change is best described by which of the following statements?

Satir practitioners use the six levels of experience to help clients to make lasting change. The six layers include:

_______________ include the martyr, the victim, the rescuer, the good child, and the bad parent.

___________ is a better indicator of happiness than self-esteem.

By being authentic, therapists provide ___________________________.

If a Satir-oriented therapist said, "I believe this child's exaggerated acting out and drug use may serve to reduce tension in his parent's marriage by getting his parents to focus on him." What would the therapist be doing?

Which of the following suggestions would be best for a therapist working with a client who has adapted the placator stance or role?

Satir's five communication stances include: congruent, placator, blamer, superreasonable, and ___________.

The Satir growth model focuses primarily on which of the following?

Describe two of the communication stances. Give examples to support both.

Competency and Theory in Family Therapy

Research and Ethical Foundations

Theory-Specific Case Conceptualization

Philosophical Foundations

Systemic Therapies: Mri and Milan

Strategic Therapy

Structural Family Therapy

Symbolic-Experiential

Intergenerational

Cognitive-Behavioral and

Solution-Based Therapies

Narrative Therapy

Collaborative Therapy

Evidence-Based Treatments in Couple

Evidence-Based Group Treatments

Cross-Theoretical Case

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