#1
Who is considered the founder of Family Systems Therapy?
Carl Rogers
Virginia Satir
Murray Bowen
Albert Ellis
#2
Which of the following is a key concept in Family Systems Therapy?
Individual pathology
Unconscious conflicts
Triangulation
Self-actualization
#3
What is the primary goal of Family Systems Therapy?
To diagnose individual mental disorders
To identify dysfunctional family patterns
To promote independence from family ties
To prescribe medication for family members
#4
Which of the following is a technique commonly used in Family Systems Therapy?
Electroconvulsive therapy
Free association
Genogram
Dream analysis
#5
What does the term 'multigenerational transmission process' mean in Family Systems Therapy?
The process of passing down genetic traits from one generation to another
The transfer of emotional patterns and dynamics across generations
The exchange of communication techniques within a family system
The development of individual identities within a family lineage
#6
According to Family Systems Therapy, what is the focus of therapy?
Treating individual symptoms
Understanding family dynamics
Resolving past traumas
Achieving personal growth
#7
Which term in Family Systems Therapy refers to a process where two individuals in a relationship involve a third party to reduce tension?
Enmeshment
Differentiation
Triangulation
De-triangulation
#8
In Family Systems Therapy, what does the term 'scapegoating' refer to?
Assigning blame to one family member for all problems
Creating alliances within the family system
Encouraging open communication among family members
Seeking external help from therapists
#9
Which theorist emphasized the concept of 'emotional cutoff' in Family Systems Therapy?
Salvador Minuchin
Virginia Satir
Murray Bowen
Jay Haley
#10
What is the primary focus of structural family therapy?
Individual self-awareness
The interplay between family subsystems
Resolving intrapsychic conflicts
Reconstructing family history
#11
In Family Systems Therapy, what does differentiation refer to?
Becoming more emotionally dependent on others
Maintaining emotional closeness within the family
Developing a distinct sense of self within relationships
Resisting change and growth within the family system
#12
What is the role of the therapist in Family Systems Therapy?
To provide solutions to individual problems
To maintain neutrality and observe family interactions
To enforce rules and regulations within the family
To challenge family members' beliefs and values
#13
What role does differentiation of self play in Family Systems Therapy?
It leads to increased emotional fusion within the family
It decreases the need for autonomy and independence
It facilitates individual resilience and emotional maturity
It disrupts family cohesion and stability
#14
According to the systemic perspective, what is the importance of circular causality?
It emphasizes linear cause-effect relationships within families
It highlights the interconnectedness of family members' behaviors
It suggests that family problems are solely caused by external factors
It promotes deterministic views of family dynamics
#15
What is the role of the genogram in Family Systems Therapy?
To analyze dreams and unconscious desires
To explore the family's historical patterns and relationships
To confront family members about their dysfunctional behaviors
To prescribe medication for psychological symptoms