Question 1

The use of high-probability behavior to reinforce low-probability behavior is known as:

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Premack principle

Question 2

According to Jacobson and Margolin, behavioral marital therapists prefer to use ________ to  identify problems and understand their etiology.

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B AND C  WRITTEN QUESTIONNAIRES DIRECT OBSERVATION

Question 3

Masters and Johnson tend to lump sexual problems into which category of problem

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anxiety

Question 4

A major treatment strategy in behavioral couples therapy is to:

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improve communication skills

Question 5

Assessments for the behavioral treatment of sexual dysfunction involve:

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all of the above: conducting a medical examination to rule out organic problems  establishing goals for treatment conducting extensive interviews to determine the nature of the dysfunction

Question 6

Systematic desensitization and assertive training are both examples of ________ techniques.

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respondent conditioning

Question 7

According to behaviorists, disturbed marital interactions result from

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low rates of positive reinforcement exchange

Question 8

A behavioral technique using to eliminate behavior by not reinforcing it is known as:

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extinction

Question 9

Assessments conducted in behavioral marriage therapy are designed to evaluate couples on  all except which of the following:

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their capacity for whole object relationships

Question 10

This behavioral technique uses a system of points or stars to reward children for successful  behavior:

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token economy

Question 11

The most commonly used techniques in behavior therapy fall into which category?

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operant conditioning

Question 12

Behavioral assessment methods fall into each of the following categories except which?

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projective testing

Question 13

The behavioral parent training model

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supports the parents\' view that the child is the problem

Question 14

Three types of sexual dysfunction identified by Helen Singer Kaplan, which correspond to  three stages of the sexual response include arousal disorders, orgasm disorders, and:

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disorders of desire

Question 15

The major intent of behavioral exchange procedures is to help couples:

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establish reinforcement reciprocity

Question 16

Compliments the therapist elicits from clients by asking questions that are posed through  the lenses of those who know them are ________.

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indirect

Question 17

This question, used by solution focused therapists, is intended to circumvent clients\' global  and unremitting perceptions of the problems and directs their attention to times in the past or  present when they didn\'t have the problem.

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exception question

Question 18

While the solution focused and MRI models share a non-normative view of family  functioning, the solution focused approach diverges from the MRI school in its views on:

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resistance

Question 19

Solution focused therapy originated in ________.

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late 1970s

Question 20

These types of questions can be used to help clients define the \"who,\" \"what,\" \"how,\" and  \"where\" of goal attainment.

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Presuppositional

Question 21

Exception questions ________.

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b and c ~imply that nothing is always or never  ~help a client to see that some good things are happening

Question 22

Which of the following is NOT a valid solution-focused strategy

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volunteer

Question 23

The name \"solution focused therapy\" can misleadingly contradict ________.

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the importance of the collaborative process

Question 24

For children who have pushed the limits, this idea can be helpful in building upon  strengths.

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Positive consequence.

Question 25

Early in the development of solution focused therapy, all clients were given the same  assignment, ______________, in which clients are asked to observe what happens in their  life/relationships that they want to continue.

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formula task

Question 26

Relabeling a family\'s description of behavior to make it more amenable to therapeutic change  is called:

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reframing

Question 27

A variation on the miracle question that may be particularly useful for helping clients that  feel stuck, guilty, angry, and helpless is ________.

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B and C Effects of imaginary time machine idyllic Parentland

Question 28

The ____________ school of family therapy views resistance as an activation of the  protective side of family members.

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solution focused

Question 29

To establish a focus for what family members are most interested in finding a solution  for, the solution focused therapist uses ________

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future oriented questions

Question 30

These types of questions are particularly useful for viewing problems as interactive.

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Problem tracking

Question 31

For successful interdisciplinary collaboration, which of the following traits are important  for the therapist to possess?

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A genuine interest in what the other professionals have to say A willingness, if necessary, to alter one\'s own views

Question 32

In narrative therapy, families are asked about______times when they have had some  control over the problem that have been obscured by their problem-saturated story.

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unique outcomes

Question 33

According to White, the \"constitutionalist self\" is a fluid and plastic version of the self,  affected by one\'s

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interactions with others

Question 34

The narrative school applied Michel Foucault\'s _______understanding of individuals and families as dominated by oppressive, internalized  narratives.

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Political

Question 35

According to narrative theory, therapists should NOT:

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search for flaws in the family system

Question 36

The narrative technique of ________ enables family members to distance from their problem by externalizing it, and thus experiencing their control over the problem.

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re-storying

Question 37

The narrative approach first founds its way into psychotherapy in the hermeneutic traditions  in

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psychoanalysis

Question 38

In order to externalize a problem, whether it\'s an internal experience, a syndrome, or a relationship pattern, the narrative therapist must

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personify it.

Question 39

Narrative therapy consists of a series of questions designed to

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clarify the family\'s power over the problem.

Question 40

According to narrative therapy, by maintaining a dominant story of their problem, family members fail to ________to their problems.

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see exceptions

Question 41

In order to fortify gains made in narrative treatment, ________are organized to discuss how to facilitate the client\'s success in countering the effects of their problem story.

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nurturing teams

Question 42

Both the narrative and Milan systemic approaches are characterized by an

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ethic of collaboration

Question 43

Narrative therapists ______ problems in order to free the family and individual family members from blame.

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Externalize

Question 44

Narrative therapists search the family\'s history for, in their efforts to separate them from their problems.

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none of the above

Question 45

Unlike the cybernetic metaphor, which focuses on self-defeating patterns of _____ ), the narrative metaphor focuses on self-defeating ______

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behavior(s; cognition(s)

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