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Ego Functions
Defense Mechanisms
The Black Perspective/Family Systems
The Enneagram
100
Prior to meeting with the client, the social worker must be conscious of this, as it relates to the meeting space. 

What is the physical condition of the room?

100

The ability to see the perspectives of others and challenge your own thoughts or fears. 

What is reality testing?

100

Refusing to accept reality

denial

100

This principle of the Black Perspective focuses on this, instead of the client's deficits. 

Strengths

100

This personality type may be a black and white thinker. 

Type 1

200

These types of questions allow the client to give a narrative response. 

What are open-ended questions?

200

Making decisions that avoid consequences. 

What is judgment?

200

Attributing your own unacceptable thoughts and feelings onto someone else. 

Projection

200

This family systems approach is concerned with patterns, roles, and boundaries within the family system. 

Structural family therapy

200

This type is in the heart center and may feel valued by being wanted. 

Type 2

300

Nonjudgmental, undivided attention, listening to feelings and facts are examples of:

What is empathic listening or active listening?

300

The ability to filter out distractions and focus on a task. 

Stimulus barrier

300

A client who is mad at their boss comes home and yells at family members. 

Displacement

300

This family systems approach is concerned with what exactly is happening, how often, and who’s involved. 

Strategic family therapy

300

This type may avoid confrontation

Type 9

400
A clinician may lead with this statement before their question as a subtle way of being inquisitive.

Professional curiosity

400

Using imagination or creativity to solve problems. Can you relax your mind and let your conscience be free?

Capacity for play

400

A client who struggles socially pours all their energy into academic success, earning top grades to feel valued.

Compensation

400

This assessment tool may be used to help clients identify unresolved feelings they may have with other family members. 

Genogram

400
The loss message beind this type is that you are safe. 

Type 6

500

An 11 year old male client states, "My dad is always hard on me. He doesn't treat my other brother like he treats me". 

Using professional curiosity, ask a question that will help the client connect a feeling to their statement. 

Professor's judgement.

500

Did she just call my bestfriend, bestfriend?

What is object relations?
500

"Cancelling out" a bad thought or action by doing something good. 

Undoing

500

Professor's judgement

500

This type is the high achiever and image focused

Type 3

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