Question 1

Briefly explain the concept of strategic humanism. What is it and why is it useful?

Accepted Answer

Strategic humanism is a management appro

Question 2

In brief strategic therapy, the therapist uses _______________ to connect with the family system.

Accepted Answer

A)  joining 
B)  detriangulation 
C)  reversals 
D)  reframing negativity 
A)  joining 
B)  detriangulation 
C)  reversals 
D)  reframing negativity

Question 3

An example of a working phase client goals in strategic therapy would be:

Accepted Answer

A)  decrease problem interactions that are attempts to define the balance of power in the relationship. 
B)  address the client's acceptance of uncontrollable elements in life. 
C)  increase new meanings and develop alternative linguistic punctuations of the problem behavior. 
D)  develop a plan with family to address psychiatric issues. 
A)  decrease problem interactions that are attempts to define the balance of power in the relationship. 
B)  address the client's acceptance of uncontrollable elements in life. 
C)  increase new meanings and develop alternative linguistic punctuations of the problem behavior. 
D)  develop a plan with family to address psychiatric issues.

Question 4

Haley's strategic therapy approach uses metaphors, including the metaphor of power.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 5

In order to increase a client's motivation to find hope, the strategic therapist may express having little hope about the situation. This is an example of_______________.

Accepted Answer

A)  strategic positioning 
B)  the one-down-stance 
C)  hierarchy and power 
D)  metaphor 
A)  strategic positioning 
B)  the one-down-stance 
C)  hierarchy and power 
D)  metaphor

Question 6

Explain why Haley recommends the therapist first engage the adult who is least involved in the problem.

Accepted Answer

Haley recommends that the therapist firs

Question 7

The ultimate strategic goal is to help clients find ways to love without dominating, intruding upon or harming the other

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 8

The initial interview in strategic therapy is highly structured and consists of five stages:

Accepted Answer

A)  the interview stage, the problem stage, the interaction stage, the goal-setting stage, and the task-setting stage. 
B)  the social stage, the problem stage, the interaction stage, the goal-setting stage, and the task-setting stage. 
C)  the social stage, the assessment stage, the interaction stage, the goal-setting stage, and the task-setting stage. 
D)  the social stage, the assessment stage, the interaction stage, the planning stage, the task-setting stage. 
A)  the interview stage, the problem stage, the interaction stage, the goal-setting stage, and the task-setting stage. 
B)  the social stage, the problem stage, the interaction stage, the goal-setting stage, and the task-setting stage. 
C)  the social stage, the assessment stage, the interaction stage, the goal-setting stage, and the task-setting stage. 
D)  the social stage, the assessment stage, the interaction stage, the planning stage, the task-setting stage.

Question 9

The latest developments in strategic therapy emphasize increasing the family's ability to _________________ rather than dominate and control one another.

Accepted Answer

A)  define their own solutions 
B)  understand the family interactional patterns 
C)  decrease feelings of helplessness 
D)  love and nurture 
A)  define their own solutions 
B)  understand the family interactional patterns 
C)  decrease feelings of helplessness 
D)  love and nurture

Question 10

Using _______________________, brief strategic therapists will reframe negative interpretations of behavior by family members in order to promote caring and concern within the family.

Accepted Answer

A)  joining 
B)  detriangulation 
C)  reversals 
D)  reframing negativity 
A)  joining 
B)  detriangulation 
C)  reversals 
D)  reframing negativity

Briefly explain the concept of strategic humanism. What is it and why is it useful?

In brief strategic therapy, the therapist uses _______________ to connect with the family system.

An example of a working phase client goals in strategic therapy would be:

Haley's strategic therapy approach uses metaphors, including the metaphor of power.

In order to increase a client's motivation to find hope, the strategic therapist may express having little hope about the situation. This is an example of_______________.

Explain why Haley recommends the therapist first engage the adult who is least involved in the problem.

The ultimate strategic goal is to help clients find ways to love without dominating, intruding upon or harming the other

The initial interview in strategic therapy is highly structured and consists of five stages:

The latest developments in strategic therapy emphasize increasing the family's ability to _________________ rather than dominate and control one another.

Using _______________________, brief strategic therapists will reframe negative interpretations of behavior by family members in order to promote caring and concern within the family.

Competency and Theory in Family Therapy

Research and Ethical Foundations

Theory-Specific Case Conceptualization

Philosophical Foundations

Systemic Therapies: Mri and Milan

Structural Family Therapy

Satirs Human Growth Model

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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Exam 6: Strategic Therapy

Briefly explain the concept of strategic humanism. What is it and why is it useful?

In brief strategic therapy, the therapist uses _______________ to connect with the family system.

An example of a working phase client goals in strategic therapy would be:

Haley's strategic therapy approach uses metaphors, including the metaphor of power.

In order to increase a client's motivation to find hope, the strategic therapist may express having little hope about the situation. This is an example of_______________.

Explain why Haley recommends the therapist first engage the adult who is least involved in the problem.

The ultimate strategic goal is to help clients find ways to love without dominating, intruding upon or harming the other

The initial interview in strategic therapy is highly structured and consists of five stages:

The latest developments in strategic therapy emphasize increasing the family's ability to _________________ rather than dominate and control one another.

Using _______________________, brief strategic therapists will reframe negative interpretations of behavior by family members in order to promote caring and concern within the family.

Competency and Theory in Family Therapy

Research and Ethical Foundations

Theory-Specific Case Conceptualization

Philosophical Foundations

Systemic Therapies: Mri and Milan

Structural Family Therapy

Satirs Human Growth Model

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

Filters