Exam 10: The Structural Model

_____________________ The therapeutic tactic of entering a family system by engaging its separate members and subsystems,gaining access in order to explore and ultimately to help modify dysfunctional aspects of that system.

Discuss the paradigm change introduced when Minuchin decided to work with entire families around the physical health concerns of one member of the family.

Three subsystems are most important in Minuchin's system.Which of the following is not one of these?

Which of the following statements is not consistent with the structural viewpoint?

Which of the following is not emphasized by Structural therapists?

Some feminists are critical of Minuchin's emphasis on family hierarchies because they believe it:

Structuralists view anorexia nervosa as:

Family mapping refers to the use of:

In your opinion,what are the key strengths and possible limitations of this approach?

In disengaged families,boundaries are:

One tactic employed by Minuchin in treating anorectics is to:

_____________________ The ease or flexibility with which members can cross subsystem boundaries within the family.

_____________________ An assessment technique used by structural family therapists to graphically describe a family's overall organizational structure and determine which subsystem is involved in dysfunctional transactions.

Imitating a family's manner,style,and affective range calls for a therapeutic technique called _______________ by structuralists.

Of the following,the most strictly system-oriented is:

A primary therapeutic goal for structuralists is:

Which of the following is not characteristic of "psychosomatic families"?

enactments.​Attempting to change the hierarchical arrangement between parents calls for:

Family mapping refers to the use of:

How does reframing work?