Two Key Practices of Evidence-Based Family Therapy Include

question 12

Multiple Choice

Two key practices of evidence-based family therapy include:

• A) using anecdotal opinions and determining therapies based on your own family life.
• B) relying on the advice of other practitioners and on your own beliefs to determine your approach.
• C) using previous theories to determine your approach and creating new theories about therapy treatment.
• D) using existing research to inform decisions and learning to use evidence-based treatments.

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Definitions:

Functional Assessment

An evaluation of an individual's ability to perform activities of daily living and fulfill roles and responsibilities in their personal and social life.

Method of Discipline

An approach or technique used to teach or correct behavior, often discussed in parenting, education, or organizational contexts.

Developmental History

A detailed account of a person's growth and development milestones throughout life, often used in medical and psychological evaluations.

Food Allergies

Immune system reactions to certain foods that cause symptoms ranging from mild to severe.