An example of family values changing in the wake of a family crisis is:
A) the family member responsible for cleaning bathrooms changes.
B) family members may begin talking more with non-family members about what is happening.
C) family members struggle to make sense of the situation.
D) the family member that caused the crisis will be held accountable.
Q. 2Golembiewski's phase model of burnout proposes that:
A) vicarious traumatization leads to compassion fatigue and then burnout.
B) depersonalization occurs first, sense of personal accomplishment diminishes, then emotional exhaustion occurs.
C) personality factors weaken, maladaptive traits predominate, stress occurs, burnout happens.
D) bureaucracy predominates, services are impaired, workers are frustrated, apathy occurs.
Q. 3Which is generally the most visible change in family characteristics when a crisis occurs?
A) Roles
B) Boundaries
C) Goals
D) Rules
Q. 4Vicarious traumatization and compassion fatigue:
A) are the result of the worker allowing clients to become dependent.
B) are the inability of the worker to engage in leisure time activities.
C) result from accumulated experiences across therapies and clients.
D) typically have an immediate onset in the face of an overwhelming catastrophe in which the worker has little time for proper rest, eats poorly, and is faced with dozens of clients in need of immediate assistance with little hope of obtaining help for them.
Q. 5Which of the following in not a type of family crisis?
A) Developmental
B) Pile Up Crisis
C) Bolt from the Blue
D) Identity
Q. 6Countertransference is the:
A) attributing traits and behaviors of significant others and events in the worker's past to the client.
B) attributing traits and behaviors of significant others and events in the client's past to the worker.
C) instigating agent of acute traumatic stress disorder.
D) displacement and externalization of negative feelings onto significant others in the life of the crisis worker.
Q. 7Crisis intervention with families involves:
A) using structured family therapy since that is most often effected.
B) using a genogram to understand the family.
C) assessing a family's functioning prior to the crisis.
D) understanding a family from a perspective that allows a flexible approach.
Q. 8Many of the myths that engender burnout are supported by what Albert Ellis calls the _____________ thoughts people tell themselves about their work.
A) unhealthy
B) self-actualizing
C) demeaning
D) conflicted
Q. 9Which of the following statements is true?
A) As a family adjusts in the weeks following a crisis event they must mostly be aware of caring for their own.
B) In the aftermath of a crisis event a family must first concentrate on staying together.
C) Adaption after a crisis involves family learning to depend on themselves.
D) Individual family members continue to make meaning in their lives without interruption.
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