Final EXAM 50 PRACTICE QUESTIONS AND
ANSWER
1). Trust
Ans: One of the most important aspects in encouraging self-disclosure is
2). Overt destructive conflict
Ans: What type of conflict involves a violent member that intends to inflict pain, injury
or suffering psychologically or physically to another member of the family
3). Exposure
Ans: Fear of being seen as weak or culnerable is what type of barrier to intimacy
4). Argue/resolve
Ans: Which of the following in not a demand/withdraw pattern in communication
5). Friendships
Ans: Relationships high in trust and commitment but low in intimacy is reflective of
6). Accommodation
Ans: When family members consent to a decision not because they agree but because
they believe further discussion will be unproductive is an example of what type of
decision making
7). Neglectful
Ans: In sexually _______ families, the topic of sex is either never or seldom discussed
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, 8). Being comfortable with a disagreement
Ans: The volatile type of a couple is a characteristic of
9). Extramarital relationship
Ans: When marital partners view their power difference as low to moderate they are
likely to experience
10). Displacement
Ans: When anger is directed to the wrong person
11). Persuasion
Ans: When someone ask for something over and over he or she is using what type of
influence strategy
12). Autonomic
Ans: Which authority type describes a married couple that divides authority equally, but
in different areas and/or specific matters
13). Structural commitment
Ans: Lack of financial resources is an example of
14). Power
Ans: The use of tension between family members or subsystems to achieve a goal is
an example of
15). Escape episode
Ans: A couple taking a trip together to "get away from it all" is an example of
16). An inside joke
Ans: An example of a private code is
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ANSWER
1). Trust
Ans: One of the most important aspects in encouraging self-disclosure is
2). Overt destructive conflict
Ans: What type of conflict involves a violent member that intends to inflict pain, injury
or suffering psychologically or physically to another member of the family
3). Exposure
Ans: Fear of being seen as weak or culnerable is what type of barrier to intimacy
4). Argue/resolve
Ans: Which of the following in not a demand/withdraw pattern in communication
5). Friendships
Ans: Relationships high in trust and commitment but low in intimacy is reflective of
6). Accommodation
Ans: When family members consent to a decision not because they agree but because
they believe further discussion will be unproductive is an example of what type of
decision making
7). Neglectful
Ans: In sexually _______ families, the topic of sex is either never or seldom discussed
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, 8). Being comfortable with a disagreement
Ans: The volatile type of a couple is a characteristic of
9). Extramarital relationship
Ans: When marital partners view their power difference as low to moderate they are
likely to experience
10). Displacement
Ans: When anger is directed to the wrong person
11). Persuasion
Ans: When someone ask for something over and over he or she is using what type of
influence strategy
12). Autonomic
Ans: Which authority type describes a married couple that divides authority equally, but
in different areas and/or specific matters
13). Structural commitment
Ans: Lack of financial resources is an example of
14). Power
Ans: The use of tension between family members or subsystems to achieve a goal is
an example of
15). Escape episode
Ans: A couple taking a trip together to "get away from it all" is an example of
16). An inside joke
Ans: An example of a private code is
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