Exam 5: Systemic Therapies: Mri and Milan

When developing goals in therapy, MRI systemic therapists approach therapy by focusing on targeting _________________________.

All of the following are examples of interventions used in Milan systemic therapy EXCEPT:

Understanding heterosexism refers to:

The term maneuverability refers to _______________________________________.

In what ways are systemic theories adaptable for different cultural groups including GLBTQ individuals?

Each session of Milan systemic therapy is divided into the following five segments:

The following are common types of hypotheses in Milan systemic therapy EXCEPT:

The goal of the first session in MRI systemic therapy is:

If parents always respond to a child's defiant behavior with some form of lecture and verbal punishment, an MRI systemic therapist would categorize this as what type of solution?

Describe two types of interventions used in MRI systemic therapy.

Systemic therapists adapt relatively easily to different cultural groups and subpopulations.

In response to a mother's report that her daughter no longer brings her tea in the morning and that it must mean that her daughter does not love her, the therapist says, "Your daughter bringing you tea fewer times a week may mean she is building friendships with girls her own age, which could be a sign she is making progress toward her goal of becoming more independent." What is the term to describe this intervention?

You are seeing a couple who is arguing about how to discipline a defiant child. During the session, you focus on how the parents communicate rather than focusing on how to solve the problem. Which of the following describes what you are doing?

In Milan systemic theory, the therapeutic stance is primarily one of __________.

Describe the therapeutic relationship utilized in Milan systemic therapy.

Define reframing. How might an MRI systemic therapist utilize reframing during a session?

What might some working-phase client goals be for an MRI treatment plan?

From an MRI systemic perspective, a problem-generating double bind is different from a therapeutic double bind because ____________________________________.

A wife who states, "He's an angry person." in describing her husband is demonstrating __________.

Neutrality refers to ___________________________________.