Contextual family therapy was developed by:
a. Murray Bowen
b. Ivan Boszormenyi-Nagy
c. Carl Whitaker
d. Kalman Gyarfas
Q. 2In Bowenian therapy, individuals are understood to function:
a. based on issues regarding self-esteem
b. based on past ethical imbalances in relationships
c. based upon the emotional process in the family
d. based upon a symbolic representation of themselves in the whole of the family
Q. 3Bowen Natural Systems Theory is an approach that, more than any other approach, focuses on:
a. individuals
b. couples
c. families
d. all living systems
Q. 4Which of the following is not an established method for developing a therapeutic framework?
a. through graduate coursework
b. through media portrayals of therapy
c. through clinical experience
d. through borrowing ideas from various models
Q. 5According to chapter 1, what is perhaps the most basic competency a therapist can have?
a. learning to join
b. being able to do a biopsychosocial assessment
c. having a conceptual frame
d. being self-reflective
Q. 6A therapist's understanding of why families develop and maintain problems and what is needed for change is called a:
a. case conceptualization
b. epistemological bias
c. treatment plan
d. therapeutic intent
Q. 7One way of working through the storming stage is through which involves encouraging group members to interact freely and evenly.
What will be an ideal response?
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