Marriage and Family Counseling

Question 1

Grandfather of family therapy

Answer 1

Ackerman

Question 2

When one thing follows another

Answer 2

Linear Model

Question 3

another person a child wants to bond with to meet needs

Answer 3

Object (object-relations)

Question 4

Incorporating parent attitudes as your own

Answer 4

Parental Introject

Question 5

when a young child turns an object into either all good or all bad and internalizes that perception

Answer 5

Splitting

Question 6

Responisible for Conjoint Family Therapy

Answer 6

Virginia Satir

Question 7

Virginia Satir’s 4 patterns of dysfunctional communication

Answer 7

Placater- tries to please everyone
Blamer- insists its everyone else’s fault
Super reasonable analyzer- calm, collected
Deflecter- removed and irrelevant

Question 8

each family member sees a different therapist and those therapists convene

Answer 8

Collaborative Therapy

Question 9

One counselor sees each member individually

Answer 9

Concurrent Family Therapy

Question 10

Neighbors, colleagues, friends brought into therapy

Answer 10

Network Family Therapy

Question 11

Resembles group therapy made up of several couples or families

Answer 11

Multiple Family/Couples Approach

Question 12

interacting in ways that keep things in balance, but

Families resist change

Answer 12

Homeostasis

Question 13

No win, damned if you do, damned it you don’t message from someone

Answer 13

Double Bind Hypothesis

Question 14

similar outcomes can occur in the family from different origins (achieve similar goals in different ways)

Answer 14

Equafinality

Question 15

same processes can produce different results

Answer 15

Equapotentiality

Question 16

focusing on the past too much

Answer 16

Genetic Fallacy

Question 17

Process family uses to adjust itself (cybernetics uses it to change or stay the same)

Answer 17

Feedback

Question 18

Family goes back to the way it has always been

Answer 18

Negative Feedback

Question 19

family is forced to change so it cannot return to previous state

Answer 19

Positive Feedback

Question 20

(family therapy)-you impact others in the family and their behavior comes back in a circle to impact you

Answer 20

Circular Feedback

Question 21

(individual therapy)- afraid of animals because you were once attacked by a pack of dogs

Answer 21

Linear Feedback

Question 22

Used to get 2 people to engage in a comparable functional behavior

Answer 22

Quid Pro Quo Contingency Contracts

Question 23

taught parents to use reinforcement, time-out etc

Answer 23

Gerald Patterson

Question 24

said good families thrive on quid pro quo

Answer 24

Richard Stort-

Question 25

Responsible for Systems Theory and used genograms

Answer 25

Murray Bowen-

Question 26

Focuses on insight more than the behaviorist approach

Had families speak directly to him rather than to each other

Answer 26

Murray Bowen- Systems Theory

Question 27

maintaining the self within the family system

Answer 27

Differentiation

Question 28

Responsible for Structural Family Therapy

Answer 28

Salvador Manuchen-

Question 29

Manuchen said families have 2 basic problems

Answer 29

1 Family members are enmeshed, chaotic, too closely connected
2 disengaged and disconnected