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1. In narrative therapy, families are asked about , time when they have had some control over the problem that have been obscured by their problem-saturated story. a. unique outcomes b. examples of self-leadership c. useful complementarities d. invisible loyalties 2. Narrative therapists problems in order in to separate the family and individual family members from the effects of the problem narrative. a. re-story b. externalizes c. prescribe. d. reframe 3. In narrative therapy, "deconstructing" a problem means: a. Identifying the sources of the languages people use to describe their problems and helping them find other, more positive descriptions of their behavior or experiences b. coming up with a creative name to call the problem c. questioning the postmodern idea of scientific objectivity 4. The key creative step in externalizing the problem come when family a. maps the influence of the problem on their lives b. personifies is the problem - gives it a name c. ignores it and focus on unique outcomes d. maps the influence of the family on the problem 5. Which of the following concept or technique are not Central to narrative therapies? a. family organization b. boundaries c. observing patterns of infections interactions among the family members d. genograms e. all of the above 6. One of the key ideas in postmodern thinking in psychology is that: a. Psychological science will eventually uncover the universal truth about human beings b. there are no universal truths- all notions of truth are embedded in culture, history and language c. there is a hidden structure in all pathological family interactions d. all of the above 7. According to negative therapy, therapists should Not: a. Take a collaborative, listening position with clients b. help people separate from the dominant culture narratives c. Considered the larger historical and political context d. Search for follows in the family system 8. The field of the therapy is moving towards: a. Greater division among the different schools or theories of family therapy b. A decision to use only one approach to family therapy based on whatever research shows is the best model for all problems c. Integration of the different family therapy approaches 9. Circle the three dimensions that represent the "primary colors" or main elements in Fraenkel's integrative notion of the "therapeutic palette:" a. time frame (past/present/future) b. degree of therapist directiveness c. degree of emphasis on biological versus psychosocial problems d. degree of emphasis on intrapsychic versus interpersonal forces e. whether a therapy approach's point of entry is cognitions, emotions, or behavior 10. Research to date suggest that, across many studies, on average: a. families that receive family therapy score significantly higher on measures of functioning and relationship satisfaction than do families that do not receive family therapy b. family therapy works only with highly specific behavioral problems c. structural family therapy is the most effective form of family therapy d. experiential family therapy is highly effective with problems due to repressed emotions. 1. In narrative therapy, families are asked about , time when they have had some control over the problem that have been obscured by their problem-saturated story. a. unique outcomes b. examples of self-leadership c. useful complementarities d. invisible loyalties 2. Narrative therapists problems in order in to separate the family and individual family members from the effects of the problem narrative. a. re-story b. externalizes c. prescribe. d. reframe 3. In narrative therapy, "deconstructing" a problem means: a. Identifying the sources of the languages people use to describe their problems and helping them find other, more positive descriptions of their behavior or experiences b. coming up with a creative name to call the problem c. questioning the postmodern idea of scientific objectivity 4. The key creative step in externalizing the problem come when family a. maps the influence of the problem on their lives b. personifies is the problem - gives it a name c. ignores it and focus on unique outcomes d. maps the influence of the family on the problem 5. Which of the following concept or technique are not Central to narrative therapies? a. family organization b. boundaries c. observing patterns of infections interactions among the family members d. genograms e. all of the above 6. One of the key ideas in postmodern thinking in psychology is that: a. Psychological science will eventually uncover the universal truth about human beings b. there are no universal truths- all notions of truth are embedded in culture, history and language c. there is a hidden structure in all pathological family interactions d. all of the above 7. According to negative therapy, therapists should Not: a. Take a collaborative, listening position with clients b. help people separate from the dominant culture narratives c. Considered the larger historical and political context d. Search for follows in the family system 8. The field of the therapy is moving towards: a. Greater division among the different schools or theories of family therapy b. A decision to use only one approach to family therapy based on whatever research shows is the best model for all problems c. Integration of the different family therapy approaches 9. Circle the three dimensions that represent the "primary colors" or main elements in Fraenkel's integrative notion of the "therapeutic palette:" a. time frame (past/present/future) b. degree of therapist directiveness c. degree of emphasis on biological versus psychosocial problems d. degree of emphasis on intrapsychic versus interpersonal forces e. whether a therapy approach's point of entry is cognitions, emotions, or behavior 10. Research to date suggest that, across many studies, on average: a. families that receive family therapy score significantly higher on measures of functioning and relationship satisfaction than do families that do not receive family therapy b. family therapy works only with highly specific behavioral problems c. structural family therapy is the most effective form of family therapy d. experiential family therapy is highly effective with problems due to repressed emotions.

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