Feminist Epistemologies Have Generally Been Critical of the Actor-Network Approach

question 51

Multiple Choice

Feminist epistemologies have generally been critical of the actor-network approach because of ______.

• A)social construction of technology
• B)interpretive flexibility
• C)human capital
• D)disregard of race,gender and class inequalities

Comprehend Bowenian family therapy concepts, especially differentiation and triangulation.

Understand the role of the therapist in various family therapy models, including strategic therapy.

Identify evidence-based family therapies and their characteristics.

Describe multisystemic therapy (MST) and its application to various clinical populations.

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Definitions:

Role Expectations

The anticipated behaviors and actions associated with a particular social position or status.

Norms

The accepted standards or expectations of behavior within a group or society, which guide member actions and contribute to group cohesion.

Sanctions

Measures taken by countries or international organizations to restrict certain activities or to punish non-compliance with laws or norms.

Round Robin

A method or process where participants take turns in order, allowing each person to contribute or participate equally.