Exam 13: The Family Beleagueredwhen Problems Come

A(n)____________________ is a person whose behaviour allows another to act in a certain way;often used in reference to nonalcoholic members of alcoholic families.

____________________ are individuals recognized as having special expertise in identifying problems.

What probably happened to Michelle's parents the day after Michelle was seriously injured in a car accident?

Which of the following is a group that has a stake in keeping society unchanged?

Imagine you are a social care worker and one of your clients is the spouse of an alcoholic.Using the seven resiliencies framework,how would you talk about these strengths with your client?

Describe the impact of chronic illness or disability on the family system.

Which of the following is characteristic of a codependent person?

What happens to families with more effective problem-solving skills?

Explain what is meant by a snag point and give an example.

Functional coping occurs when a family member is chronically ill,and includes all except which of the following?

In which circumstances is alcoholism often admitted?

There are five general types of stressors that can pile up.What are these stressors?

____________________ changes are ones expected as part of the family life cycle.

What is the bB factor in the double ABCX model?

Identify the seven resiliencies that are developed in the struggle with family challenges.

What is the definition of snag points?

Which of the following is a negative aspect of coping resources?

What does "B" refer to in the ABCX model?

In which of the following ways does alcoholism differ from most chronic illnesses?

How society perceives an illness can have a significant impact on a family's stress.When is this most likely to be an issue of concern?