Genogram Test: Quiz & Flashcards on Symbols

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Match the following psychological theories with their founders:

Psychoanalytic Theory = Sigmund Freud Cognitive-Behavioral Therapy = Aaron Beck Humanistic Psychology = Carl Rogers Attachment Theory = John Bowlby

Match the following counseling techniques with their descriptions:

Motivational Interviewing = Technique that helps clients resolve ambivalent feelings and insecurities to find the internal motivation they need to change their behavior Gestalt Therapy = Emphasizes personal responsibility, focusing on the individual's experience in the present moment and the therapist-client relationship Emotion-Focused Therapy = Approach that helps individuals access and process deep emotions to improve emotional intelligence and interpersonal relationships Narrative Therapy = Involves helping individuals re-author their life stories and view problems as separate from themselves

Match the following mental health disorders with their diagnostic criteria:

Major Depressive Disorder = Persistent feelings of sadness and loss of interest in daily activities for at least 2 weeks Generalized Anxiety Disorder = Excessive anxiety and worry about various aspects of life for at least 6 months Obsessive-Compulsive Disorder = Presence of obsessions (intrusive thoughts) and compulsions (repetitive behaviors) that cause distress or interfere with daily life Schizophrenia = Disorganized thinking, delusions, hallucinations, and social withdrawal lasting for at least 6 months

Match the following therapeutic approaches with their core concepts:

Family Systems Therapy = Views individuals as inseparable from their family context, focusing on patterns of interaction and communication within the family system Existential Therapy = Examines individual's search for meaning, freedom, responsibility, and confrontation with existential isolation Solution-Focused Brief Therapy = Emphasizes clients' strengths and resources to find solutions rather than focusing on problems or past traumas Dialectical Behavior Therapy = Combines cognitive-behavioral techniques with mindfulness practices to help individuals regulate emotions and improve interpersonal effectiveness Signup and view all the answers

Match the following ethical principles with their descriptions in therapy practice:

Autonomy = Respecting a client's right to make their own decisions and choices regarding their treatment Nonmaleficence = Avoiding causing harm or injury to clients during therapy sessions or interventions Beneficence = Acting in the best interest of clients to promote their well-being and improve their mental health outcomes Justice = Ensuring fair treatment and equal access to mental health services for all clients Signup and view all the answers

Match the following genogram symbols with their meanings:

Square = Male individual Circle = Female individual Horizontal line between two shapes = Marriage or partnership Vertical line connecting shapes = Parent-child relationship Signup and view all the answers

Match the following genogram symbols with their functions:

Square with a diagonal line through it = Deceased male individual Double horizontal line between two shapes = Divorced couple Three horizontal lines above a shape = Number of children Dashed line between two shapes = Estranged relationship Signup and view all the answers

Match the following genogram symbols with their representations:

Square with an 'A' inside = Alcoholic male individual Circle with a 'D' inside = Drug-addicted female individual Triangle pointing away from a shape = Adopted individual Two circles connected by a vertical line = Twins Signup and view all the answers

Match the following genogram symbols with their significance:

Square with three diagonal lines through it = Three generations living together Circle with a question mark inside = Unknown gender of the individual Square with an 'X' inside = History of abuse or neglect Two circles overlapping partially = Incestuous relationship Signup and view all the answers

Match the following genogram symbols with their annotations:

Arrow pointing to a shape = Identified patient Square with a small square inside = Mental illness in male individual Circle with a cross inside = Death of female individual Wavy horizontal line through a shape = Physical disability Signup and view all the answers

Match the following genogram symbols with their connections:

Square with a heart inside near another shape = Affectionate relationship Circle within a square = Pregnant female individual Two squares connected by a wavy line = "On-again, off-again" relationship Circle with an arrow pointing outwards = "Black sheep" of the family Signup and view all the answers

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Study Notes

Matching Psychological Theories with Founders

Various psychological theories are attributed to specific founders

Matching Counseling Techniques with Descriptions

Different counseling techniques are characterized by distinct descriptions

Matching Mental Health Disorders with Diagnostic Criteria

Mental health disorders are defined by specific diagnostic criteria

Matching Therapeutic Approaches with Core Concepts

Therapeutic approaches are based on core concepts that guide their practice

Matching Ethical Principles with Descriptions in Therapy Practice

Ethical principles in therapy practice are guided by specific descriptions

Genogram Symbols and Their Meanings

Genogram symbols have specific meanings in family therapy and genealogy

Genogram Symbols and Their Functions

Genogram symbols serve specific functions in representing family relationships

Genogram Symbols and Their Representations

Genogram symbols represent different aspects of family dynamics and relationships

Genogram Symbols and Their Significance

Genogram symbols hold significance in understanding family patterns and interactions

Genogram Symbols and Their Annotations

Genogram symbols can be annotated to provide additional information about family members

Genogram Symbols and Their Connections

Genogram symbols are used to represent connections and relationships between family members

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