What Is One Structural Dimension of Families

question 3

Multiple Choice

What is one structural dimension of families?

• A) Nurture each other
• B) Communication
• C) Has similar values and rules
• D) Socializes children

Understand the concept and techniques of cognitive restructuring.

Recognize the principles and goals of humanistic therapy.

Identify the characteristics of genuineness in Rogerian therapy.

Comprehend the shared beliefs of psychoanalysts and cognitive therapists regarding thought exploration.

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Definitions:

Coercive Power

The capacity to force someone to perform a task or behave in a certain way through threats, punishment, or negative consequences.

Reward Power

The capability of an individual to offer incentives to others for performing certain actions or behaviors.

Legitimate Power

A form of authority that derives from an individual's role or position within an organizational hierarchy, giving them the right to make decisions, command, or influence others.

Concern For Task

The focus and prioritization on completing tasks and achieving goals efficiently and effectively within an organization or project.