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In Structural Family Therapy, what is the role of the therapist in relation to the family structure?
In Structural Family Therapy, what is the role of the therapist in relation to the family structure?
- To maintain the existing structure unchanged
- To enforce the therapist's preferred structure onto the family
- To intervene only when the family requests a change in structure
- To perturb the system if the structure is too rigid or too diffuse (correct)
What is the concept in Structural Family Therapy that refers to rules of who interacts with whom, how, and when?
What is the concept in Structural Family Therapy that refers to rules of who interacts with whom, how, and when?
- Enactment
- Roles (correct)
- Subsystems
- Boundaries
According to Structural Family Therapy, what is the primary focus of changing to bring about the client's experience change?
According to Structural Family Therapy, what is the primary focus of changing to bring about the client's experience change?
- Changing the individual's behaviors
- Introducing new coping strategies
- Exploring deep-seated emotions
- Changing the family structure (correct)
What is the goal of termination in Structural Family Therapy when the problem is gone?
What is the goal of termination in Structural Family Therapy when the problem is gone?
What kind of assessment technique involves observing family interaction patterns through role-play?
What kind of assessment technique involves observing family interaction patterns through role-play?
What concept suggests that symptoms help the family system survive?
What concept suggests that symptoms help the family system survive?
What is the role of attempted solutions in a family system?
What is the role of attempted solutions in a family system?
In strategic therapy, what is the primary goal related to change?
In strategic therapy, what is the primary goal related to change?
What concept emphasizes that people are always communicating, even when they are not speaking?
What concept emphasizes that people are always communicating, even when they are not speaking?
Which concept focuses on the difference that makes a difference in perturbing the family system?
Which concept focuses on the difference that makes a difference in perturbing the family system?
