Which Statement Is a Criticism of Family Systems Theory Discussed

question 53

Multiple Choice

Which statement is a criticism of family systems theory discussed in the text?

• A)It does not account for the influence of one family member on the entire family.
• B)It overemphasizes the varied experience of individual family members.
• C)It makes little or no reference to important social influences.
• D)It does not explain why behaviour continues in destructive patterns.

Understand developmental milestones and their significance in different stages of life.

Grasp Erikson's psychosocial stages of development and their relevance to personality development.

Comprehend the conceptual difference between continuous and discontinuous development.

Understand the role of schemata in organizing and interpreting information.

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Definitions:

Major Premise

The first proposition in a syllogistic argument, which contains the major term (the predicate of the conclusion) and makes a general statement.

Categorical Syllogism

A form of reasoning consisting of three statements - two premises followed by a conclusion, each statement categorically linking terms.

Conclusions

Statements or judgments that are arrived at after consideration of the evidence or arguments presented.

Premise

A premise is a statement or proposition from which another is inferred or follows as a conclusion.