The Mapping of a Genogram Typically Involves:​

question 25

Multiple Choice

The mapping of a genogram typically involves:​

• A)​going back three generations.
• B)​drawing slashes between the family members where there is conflict.
• C)​having each member of the family draw a family portrait.
• D)​having the counselor in isolation map the structure of the nuclear family.

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Definitions:

Emancipated Minor

A minor who has legally been granted independence from parental control, often involving financial self-sufficiency or marriage.

Capacity to Contract

refers to the legal ability of a person to enter into a binding agreement.

Ward's Capacity

The legal competence or ability of a ward (a person under the protection of a legal guardian) to act in their own interests.

Guardian with Full Powers

An individual appointed by the court to have complete responsibility for the personal and/or financial matters of a minor or legally incapacitated person.