AMFTRB NATIONAL EXAM
What theoretical disciplines influenced the transgenerational models? - ANS - Psychoanalytic
and object relations
How long does treatment typical last when using a transgenerational model? - ANS -
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AMFTRB NATIONAL EXAM
What theoretical disciplines influenced the transgenerational models? - ANS - Psychoanalytic
and object relations
How long does treatment typical last when using a transgenerational model? - ANS -
Approximately 2 years
(Terms) insight/working through - ANS - Transgenerational models
Key terms in Bowenian conceptualization - ANS - Differentiation of self
solid-self
pseudo-self
triangles
nuclear family processes
family projection process
multigenerational transmission process
According to Bowen, symptoms within the family can manifest in 3 places... - ANS - The marital
relationship
The health of one partner (physical or mental)
In the children (or the space between the parent and child)
Bowenian Interventions - ANS - Differentiation of self scale
Genogram
Emotional-cutoff assessment
Person-to-person relationships
Coaching
I Position
Extension of Bowen's model - ANS - Philip Guerin: elaborated on genogram and developed the
displacement story intervention.
Betty Carter: extended the model to fit a feminist perspective
Monica McGoldrick: extended Bowenian model to include the role of enthnicity as a factor in
the family. Feminist. Written extensively on family life cycle. Culturally appropriate therapy.
Strategic family therapy - ANS - Bateson, Palo Alto group, Erickson
The Palo Alto Group - ANS - Jay Haley, Don Jackson, John Weakland, William Fry
Double Bind - ANS - 1. Communication involves two or more people with an important
emotional relationship
2. Pattern of communication is repeated
3. Communication involves a "primary negative injunction" or a command nog to do something
on threat of punishment.
4. Communication involves a second abstract injunction also under threat of punishment that
contradicts primary injunction
5. Third negative injunction both demands a response and prevents escape.
6. Recipient becomes conditioned to respond and sequence is no longer necessary to maintain
symptom.
What was Erickson known for? - ANS - Paradoxical intervention and hypnotherapy
What models are associated with the Strategic model? - ANS - MRI and Haley & Madanes
What field did the Brief Therapy Center derive from? - ANS - MRI
What are the 6 steps of assessment and treatment from the MRI model? - ANS - 1. Introduction
to treatment setup
2. Inquiry into definition of the problem
3. Estimation of behaviors maintaining the problem
4. Setting the goals for treatment
-Explore previous attempts to solve
problem
5. Selecting and making behavioral interventions
Reframing, paradoxical interventions,
restraining techniques, positioning
6. Termination
With which two models does the Haley-Madanes model derive? - ANS - strategic and sructural
The 4 stages of haley-Madanes Therapy - ANS - 1. Social Stage
2. Problem stage
3. Interactional Stage
4. Goal-setting stage
Directives
Incongruous Hierarchies (Haley-Madanes) - ANS - Created when children use symptoms to try
to change their parents.
Haley-Madanes Interventions - ANS - Dramatizations
Pretending
Make-believe Play
Directives
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