When Eliciting Descriptions of the Presenting Concern/problem in Couples or Family

question 14

Multiple Choice

When eliciting descriptions of the presenting concern/problem in couples or family therapy, it is important to get a description from:

• A) each client in the room.
• B) extended family.
• C) broader systems.
• D) all systems/parties involved in therapy.

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Definitions:

Incentives

Motivations or rewards offered to encourage specific behaviors or actions.

Misused Power

Instances where authority is used inappropriately or unethically, often leading to unfair outcomes or abuses of rights.

Charismatic Leader

An individual who inspires and motivates followers through their personal vision, rhetoric, and enthusiastic engagement rather than through formal authority or power.

Overconfidence

A cognitive bias characterized by an individual's belief that they are more capable or knowledgeable than reality suggests.