A Set of Unwritten Rules That Govern a Family System

question 3

Multiple Choice

A set of unwritten rules that govern a family system are called:

• A) homeostasis
• B) boundaries
• C) triads
• D) subsystems

Understand the key principles of netiquette in professional email communications.

Realize the importance of confidentiality and security measures in maintaining and safeguarding records.

Acknowledge the role of clear and purposeful writing in social work and its impact on client care.

Grasp the significance of personal and professional development through reflective practice in recording sessions with clients.

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Definitions:

Punishment

A process in behavior analysis and modification, involving the application of an unpleasant stimulus or removal of a desirable stimulus to decrease a behavior.

Negative Reinforcement

A process in which a behavior increases because it removes or diminishes a negative condition.

Continuous Reinforcement

Continuous reinforcement is a learning process in which a desired behavior is reinforced every time it occurs, leading to rapid learning.

Partial Reinforcement

A conditioning strategy where rewards or punishments are given only some of the time a desired behavior occurs, leading to more resilient behavioral patterns.