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Narrative Therapy Techniques and Ethical Considerations in Family Counseling, Exams of Advanced Education
An exam or assessment related to the topic of narrative therapy techniques and ethical considerations in family counseling. A range of topics, including the emergence of managed care, the use of psychoeducational programs, narrative therapy approaches, ethical issues in family therapy, and the interface between family health and family relationships. The exam questions demonstrate a comprehensive understanding of these concepts, testing the student's knowledge on topics such as the aamft code of ethics, malpractice liability, informed consent, and the collaborative nature of narrative therapy. Valuable insights into the practical application of narrative therapy principles and the ethical considerations that family therapists must navigate in their practice. This information could be useful for students pursuing degrees in fields like counseling, psychology, or social work, as well as for practicing family therapists looking to enhance their knowledge and skills.
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- Question 1
The emergence of managed care has
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decreased the freedom of solo
practitioners
- Question 2
Survival skills workshops are psychoeducational programs directed at
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addressed concerns of family members with schizophrenia or bipolar
members
- Question 3
PREP sessions may take place as
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weekend
marathons
- Question 4
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An example of banding together to deal with a common problem is a focus of narrative therapy.
Support groups, or leagues, were begun by Epston in New Zealand. These groups have found their way
to the US and into the fabric of our society. From the list of groups below, which answer is best?
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All of the
above
- Question 5
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A therapeutic process by which a client tells and retells their stories in front of an audience or outside
witnesses, then allowing them retell the story they hear and allowing the client
to repeat the retelling again is
known as
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unique
outcomes
- Question 6
Using narrative approach encourages families to
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create alternative storylines for their
lives
- Question 7
Calling another person lazy is making use of a description
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thi
n
- Question 8
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Within the Social Constructionist discussion, Tom Anderson used reflecting teams and made use
of the in the therapeutic sessions.
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two-way
mirror
- Question 9
One in four remarriages today involves
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both partners previously married
- Question 10
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According to the text, the AAMFT Code of Ethics covers all but one of the following. Which one is NOT
covered?
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trainin
g
- Question 11
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Research on stress in families with schizophrenic members validates well the relationship between
and relapse.
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expressed
emotion
- Question 12
Deconstruction, according to narrative therapists, refers to disassembling
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family
to repeat the retelling again is
knownassumptions as and so-called truths about
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themselv
es
- Question 13
The probability of a psychologist being sued in court is
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less than one in
- Question 14
Therapy that involves the use of internet is called.
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e-
counseling
- Question 15
Which of the following is not an element in a malpractice suit?
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therapist
intentions
- Question 16
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Protecting a client from unauthorized disclosures by therapist without prior consent is called
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confidentiali ty
- Question 17
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Solution-focused therapists believe that the is more similar from one case to
another than the problems each intervention is meant to solve.
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solution
process
- Question 18
Medical family therapy tends to
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be
interdisciplinary
- Question 19
Postmodern therapists are apt to be
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none of the
above
- Question 20
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themselv
es
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"We never know from day to day what mood our daughter will be in." This statement is an
example of
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problem-saturated story
- Question 21
The authors contend that narrative therapy emerged from
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poststructuralism and
deconstruction
- Question 22
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White's style of questioning is directed at all except one of the following. Which one?
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why the problem is being
experienced
- Question 23
An early effort to help parents deal with their emotionally disturbed children is
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filial
therapy
- Question 24
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Families with mental illlness face many difficult obstacles. Which one below is not one of them?
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Answer:
family life cycle
transitions
- Question 25
Ways to avoid successful malpractice suits include:
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all of the
above
- Question 26
Informed consent before commencing therapy might include
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all of the
above
- Question 27
A law regulates who may practice professional counseling in a state.
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licensin g
example of
a(n)
- Question 28
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points Which of the following could bring a suit for malpractice?
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all of the
above
- Question 29
Treating AIDS, family therapists can
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help patients deal with loss of
independence
- Question 30
Peer review refers to
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independent evaluation by a colleague of one's
work
- Question 31
Postmodernists agree that what we call reality
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are social inventions and evolve from conversations with
others
- Question 32
An example of a psychoeducational effort is
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parent skills
training
- Question 33
In a managed care setup, therapists are usually referred to as
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provider
s
- Question 34
An example of an ethical issue in family therapy is
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all of the
above
- Question 35
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Medical family therapy model addresses the complex interface between family health and
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points f
a
mily relationships
- Question 36
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points A Couple and Family Map offers information about
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relationships strengths and growth areas
- Question 37
Perhaps the most common grounds for a malpractice suit is
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sexual involvement with a client
- Question 38
In the Goolishian-Anderson collaborative approach, therapist and client are
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conversational
partners
- Question 39
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Clients who describe their unhappiness but wait for their partner to change first are called what by
solution-focused therapists?
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complaina
nts
- Question 40
Hudson and O'Hanlon, using brief marital therapy, help couples recognize that
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they can rewrite the story of their
relationship
- Question 41
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A narrative therapist might seek to lead the family to find unique outcomes to their stories. This
may serve as
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entry points for exploring alternative
stories
- Question 42
A common goal of narrative therapy is
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creating and internalizing new
stories
- Question 43
Managed care programs typically involve
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prepaid
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points
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Answer: insurance
- Question 44
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According to narrative therapy, a comprehensive understanding of a person calls for
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thick descriptions
- Question 45
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Clients need to be told of the possible risks before commencing treatment. This is an example of
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informed
consent
A major goal of the linguistic approach is
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dis-solving the family's problem
- Question 47
Therapists influenced by postmodern thought help their clients
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find new meanings in their life
situations
- Question 48
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In narrative therapy, a technique used to separate a person's identity from a problem is called
.
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externalize a
problem
- Question 49
The "miracle question" allows clients to
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describe what they want out of therapy
- Question 50
In working with families, narrative therapists consider themselves
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collaborating
partners
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