MARYVILLE NUR 661 EXAM 4 NEWEST 2024 (VERSION A
AND B) 350 QUESTIONS WITH DETAILED VERIFIED
ANSWERS (100% CORRECT) /ALREADY GRADED A+
How does termination happen in CBT - (correct answer) Begins in first session
How does termination happen in Interpersonal Therapy - (correct answer) Begins as early as the
middle phase of therapy
When does termination happen in EMDR - (correct answer) When the trauma/target is reprocessed
Possible reasons to terminate therapy - (correct answer) Not beneficial; noncompliance; refuses to
pay; moving; safety
Know the stages of development for a childs thinking process and that ages that reasoning starts to
happen - (correct answer) Age 6 is when reasoning starts with children
Techniques for teaching self-regulation to children - (correct answer) Managing behavior
How to take a strengths-based approach with pediatric patients - (correct answer) give praise to the
parent or child for making good decisions and maintaining control
When to use TF-CBT with pediatric patients - (correct answer) History of extensive trauma, severe
abuse, neglect
Three main characteristics of ADHD - (correct answer) Inattention, hyperactivity, impulsivity
Brain structures involved in ADHD in children - (correct answer) Prefrontal cortex
Treatment for ADHD - (correct answer) Behavioral and psychosocial treatment in adjunct to
medication (moderate to severe).
, How does Cognitive Behavioral Training help with ADHD - (correct answer) CB Training helps the child
increase the amount of information they can hold in their mind, enhancing working memory.
What is differentiation - (correct answer) Ability to separate self from family
What is fusion - (correct answer) Blurring between self and others, when 2 people form a
dysfunctional pattern trying to function as 1
Multigenerational Transmission Process - (correct answer) Transfer of dysfunction from one
generation to the next. "You're just like your father"
Triangle family - (correct answer) 3 person system, stabilize conflict with pulling in another person
Undifferentiated ego mass-symbiosis - (correct answer) difficulty functioning independently (on their
own), "stuck together". Low levels of differentiation
Bowens theory and sibling position concept - (correct answer) Involves a persons functional position
in the family
What is family projection (Bowen's Theory) - (correct answer) Child is emotional extension of parents
(fused and triangulated in family), family projects onto child
Emotional cutoff - (correct answer) Move away, cut ties from family or parent
Sibling placement and roles (Bowens) - (correct answer) Eldest - leadership, responsibility
Youngest - dependent
Middle - Flexible with dependence and responsibility
Only - responsible, more adult like
Eldest child matched with youngest child have most success in marriage
Want to identify and change dysfunctional multigenerational patterns
AND B) 350 QUESTIONS WITH DETAILED VERIFIED
ANSWERS (100% CORRECT) /ALREADY GRADED A+
How does termination happen in CBT - (correct answer) Begins in first session
How does termination happen in Interpersonal Therapy - (correct answer) Begins as early as the
middle phase of therapy
When does termination happen in EMDR - (correct answer) When the trauma/target is reprocessed
Possible reasons to terminate therapy - (correct answer) Not beneficial; noncompliance; refuses to
pay; moving; safety
Know the stages of development for a childs thinking process and that ages that reasoning starts to
happen - (correct answer) Age 6 is when reasoning starts with children
Techniques for teaching self-regulation to children - (correct answer) Managing behavior
How to take a strengths-based approach with pediatric patients - (correct answer) give praise to the
parent or child for making good decisions and maintaining control
When to use TF-CBT with pediatric patients - (correct answer) History of extensive trauma, severe
abuse, neglect
Three main characteristics of ADHD - (correct answer) Inattention, hyperactivity, impulsivity
Brain structures involved in ADHD in children - (correct answer) Prefrontal cortex
Treatment for ADHD - (correct answer) Behavioral and psychosocial treatment in adjunct to
medication (moderate to severe).
, How does Cognitive Behavioral Training help with ADHD - (correct answer) CB Training helps the child
increase the amount of information they can hold in their mind, enhancing working memory.
What is differentiation - (correct answer) Ability to separate self from family
What is fusion - (correct answer) Blurring between self and others, when 2 people form a
dysfunctional pattern trying to function as 1
Multigenerational Transmission Process - (correct answer) Transfer of dysfunction from one
generation to the next. "You're just like your father"
Triangle family - (correct answer) 3 person system, stabilize conflict with pulling in another person
Undifferentiated ego mass-symbiosis - (correct answer) difficulty functioning independently (on their
own), "stuck together". Low levels of differentiation
Bowens theory and sibling position concept - (correct answer) Involves a persons functional position
in the family
What is family projection (Bowen's Theory) - (correct answer) Child is emotional extension of parents
(fused and triangulated in family), family projects onto child
Emotional cutoff - (correct answer) Move away, cut ties from family or parent
Sibling placement and roles (Bowens) - (correct answer) Eldest - leadership, responsibility
Youngest - dependent
Middle - Flexible with dependence and responsibility
Only - responsible, more adult like
Eldest child matched with youngest child have most success in marriage
Want to identify and change dysfunctional multigenerational patterns
