The chapter discusses guidelines for identifying interpersonal patterns (IPs). One aspect of this includes the concept of collapsed time. What does this refer to?
A) The need for therapists to see how interaction patterns occur over a very short span of time
B) The need for therapists to see how interaction patterns develop over days or weeks, rather than in the same conversation
C) The desire for therapists to visualize the lifespan of the couple's relationship from past to present
D) The desire for therapists to create a lasting result for clients that can diminish the negative effects of time in their relationships
B
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A) ?with specific patterns of popular culture B) ?with specific demographic trends C) ?with an identifiable policy direction D) ?all of the above
According to Whitaker's experiential approach, family health and normalcy consist of:
a. Congruent communication, ability to express emotions, rules revised as needed b. Grow despite challenges, role flexibility, separation of the generations c. Fairness, flexibility, family life cycle transitions negotiated d. Normalcy in context, hierarchy, life cycle developmental framework
Discuss, with examples, why the work of NGOs is of vital importance in the protection of civil and minority rights.
What will be an ideal response?
Most federal policies that benefit the older population are:
A) categorical (age-based) and means-tested. B) categorical and universal for all older people. C) direct cash transfers on the basis of means-tests. D) noncontributory and categorical.