Intervention Flashcards

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Structural family systems theory / structural family therapy

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Created by Minuchin. The main concept involves focusing on the family’s hierarchy and working on problematic boundary issues.

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Bowenian family systems therapy

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Created by Murray Bowen. The main concept focuses on differentiation issues.

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Communications Family Therapy / who are the Mental Research Institute group?

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Involves names like Satir, Jackson, and Bateson. The main concept focuses on double binds.

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What is the main difference differentiating Beck/CBT from Ellis/REBT from Meichenbaum/CBT?

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Beck/CBT emphasize automatic thinking and logical errors, whereas Ellis/REBT emphasize irrational beliefs, whereas Michenbaum/CBT emphasize positive self-statements.

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What are Marlatt’s approach to managing addiction?

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Marlatt saw addiction as an overlearned habit, and thus manages addiction through cognitive behavioral skills for relapse prevention.

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What are Kubler-Ross’ stages of grief?

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Denial, anger, bargaining, depression, acceptance
DAB DA GRIEF

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Hypnosis effects on memory?

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Hypnosis does not enhance memory recollection, but contributes to memory distortions: hypnotized subjects tend to produce more false memories, are more likely to confabulate, and tend to report inaccurate memories with a high degree of confidence.

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How do POC and white people compare in terms of their experience of therapy?

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Generally, when POC stay in treatment, they seem to do as well as white people in therapy. That is: the major difference between the two groups are that POC tend to dropout prematurely.

There is no clear research for matching ethnicity of therapists with that of their patients.

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In Gestalt psychology, introjection refers to ___ and may lead to ____

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taking things in whole without critical examination, thus are likely to be gullible and compliant

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In Gestalt psychology, retroflection refers to ___ and may lead to ____

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turning back on ourselves what we’d like to do to others, self-destructive behavior

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The main person behind Structural Family Therapy is ___, and the main idea of the therapy is ____

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Minuchin; focus on hierarchies, boundaries, and subsystems

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The main person behind Systemic Family Therapy is ___, and the main idea of the therapy is ____

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Milan group; circular questioning (e.g., each family member is asked about several kinds of differences to shed light on interactional nature of relationships) and hypothesis formation

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The main person behind Family Systems therapy is ___, and the main idea of the therapy is ____

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Bowen; differentiation issues

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The main person behind Narrative Therapy is ___, and the main idea of the therapy is ____

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N/A; uses questions to help families tell a different story about the presenting problem (one which is more amenable to change)

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The main person behind Solution-Focused therapy is ___, and the main idea of the therapy is ____

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N/A; uses miracle, exception, and scaling questions (all of which can help family to see previously unrecognized strengths and successes)

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In Structural Family Therapy, what does a stable coalition refer to?

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Instance where family members unite against another member of the family (e.g., mother and daughter against dad).

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In Structural Family Therapy, what does a triangulation refer to?

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Occurs when a child is caught in the middle of the parents’ conflict, with each parent demanding that the child side with them.

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In Structural Family Therapy, what does detouring refer to?

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Parents express their problems through one child (e.g., recognizing and blaming various problems in child; the parents view the child as the identified patient, and thereby maintain a false sense of harmony in the marriage).