Cybernetics of Cybernetics
From a systemic/cybernetic perspective, meaning is derived from the relation between individuals and elements as each defines the other.
Recursion
Responsible for the eight ages of man.
Eric Erikson
Intervention A-B-C
Cognitive Behavioral
A = Activating Event
B = Belief about A
C = Emotional/Behavioral Consequence
This occurs within the system, consistent with the rules of the system.
First order change
The tendency of a system towards stability, a state of dynamic equilibrium.
Morphostasis
These theorists use externalizing and reauthoring lives and relationships.
Michael White and David Epston
This theorist places the therapist is seen as a facilitator, a resource person, an observer, a detective.
Experiential - Virginia Satir
5:1 Ratio
Gottman
Stable couples have 5 times as many positive interactions as negative interactions during conflict; distressed couples may have a 1:1 ratio.
Ethical standards define professional expectations.
AAMFT Code of Ethics
This system is said to be tending toward maximum disorder and disintegration.
Entropy
This allows mapping that may help family members see patterns and relationships in a new light. What is this called and by who?
Genogram
Bowen
Subsystems and examples of.
Structural Theory
Spouse, Parental, and Sibling subsystems.
The rule among these subsystems for the functional family is that of heirarchy.
This takes a situation and lifts it out of it's old context and places it in a new context.
Reframing
Committing to a new system; realigning boundaries with families and friends.
Marriage
In this relationship style, the exchange involves a high frequency or other similar kinds of behavior.
Symmetrical
Who developed the BDI.
Aaron T. Beck
First published in 1966 (BDI) then 1978 (BDI-1A) and the last one in 1996 (BDI-II).
It's a 21 question multiple-choice self-report inventory.
There are four divorce indicators by this theorist Name the theorist and the indicators.
Gottman
1. Criticism
2. Defensiveness
3. Contempt
4. Stonewalling
Stages of Change and by who.
Prochaska's Stages of Change
1. Precontemplation
2. Contemplation
3. Preparation
4. Action
5. Maintenance
The BBS requires what prior to being approved to test for the Licensed Marriage and Family Therapy exam.
All postdegree hours in California must be gained while registered, except under the 90-day rule
3,000 total supervised hours, over 104 weeks (minimum)
Hours must be submitted with the Application for Licensure
Name the three principles that form the basic concept of information processing and communication.
1. One cannot not behave
2. One cannnot not communicate
3. The meaning of a given behavior is not the true meaning of the behavior; it is however the personal truth for the person who has given it particular meaning.
They are known for parts work.
Richard Schwartz, Internal Family Systems Model
The theorist who included communication stances in the theory and what are they.
Satir
Congruent, Placator, Blamer, Superreasonable &
Irrelevant
Children separate their internal world into good and bad aspects in an evolving process consistent with their age or developmental stage
Splitting
90 day rule
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