The Structural Family Therapist is able to observe, join and intervene in an actual family struggle by inviting or instigating a family to relive now
a) its current domestic ordeal.
b) a past domestic ordeal.
c) a significant loss.
d) a prior family decision making activity.
a
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Which of the following illustrates "confrontive assertion"?
a. "Excuse me, I'd like to finish what I'm saying." b. "I said it was OK to borrow my records as long as you checked with me first. Now you're playing them without asking me. I'd like to know why you did that." c. "This is the third and last time I am going to tell you that we don't want your company. Please leave!" d. "When I'm constantly interrupted, I lose my train of thoughts. I start feeling hurt and angry. I'd like you to wait until I finish speaking."
Two-year-old D'Arcy has parents who encourage emotional expressiveness and show empathetic concern for her feelings. When another child is unhappy, D'Arcy is likely to respond with
A) fear and anger. B) anxiety and distress. C) sympathetic concern. D) frowning and lip biting.