Counseling and Therapy for Couples An Integrative Model 1st Edition
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Counseling and Therapy for
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Couples An Integrative Model
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1st Edition
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Authors: Mark E. Young, Sejal M. Barden, Lynn L.
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, TABLE OF CONTENTS
Chapter 1: The Couple Is a Unique System 1
Multiple-Choice Examination Questions 1
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Essay Examination Questions 3
Chapter 2: Couples and Culture 4
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Multiple-Choice Examination Questions 4
Essay Examination Questions 7
Chapter 3: The Integrative Model 9
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Multiple-Choice Examination Questions 9
Essay Examination Questions 11
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Chapter 4: The Integrative Model Part 2: Stages 2, 3, 4, and 5 13
Multiple-Choice Examination Questions 13
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Essay Examination Questions 16
Chapter 5: The Assessment of Couples and Their Problems 17
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Multiple-Choice Examination Questions 17
Essay Examination Questions 20
Chapter 6: Techniques and Foundational Practices in Couples Counseling 21
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Multiple-Choice Examination Questions 21
Essay Examination Questions 23
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Chapter 7: LGBTQ+ Couples 25
Multiple-Choice Examination Questions 25
Essay Examination Questions 27
Chapter 8: Communication and Relationship Education 29
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, Multiple-Choice Examination Questions 29
Essay Examination Questions 32
Chapter 9: Sex and Intimacy for Couples 33
Multiple-Choice Examination Questions 33
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Essay Examination Questions 35
Chapter 10: Infidelity in Couples 37
Multiple-Choice Examination Questions 37
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Essay Examination Questions 39
Chapter 11: Violence and Trauma in Couple Relationships 40
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Multiple-Choice Examination Questions 40
Essay Examination Questions 42
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Chapter 12: Counseling Couples with Addictions 43
Multiple-Choice Examination Questions 43
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Essay Examination Questions 45
Answer Key 47
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, Chapter 1: The Couple Is a Unique System
Chapter 1: The Couple Is a Unique System
Multiple-Choice Examination Questions
1. Which of the following are distinctions between a family or friend relationship and a
couple relationship according to Bubenzer and West (1992)?
a. A couple relationship contains a balance of stability and growth, while family and
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friend relationships usually do not require continuous improvement/spontaneity.
b. Friend and family relationships have a past, present, and future, while a couple
relationship often relies on their shared memories.
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c. Resentment is a common experience in the couple relationship but does not
present itself in friend or family relationships.
d. A couple relationship is not easily distinguished from a friend or family
relationship excluding sexual interaction.
2. Which of the following questions is expected to be a constant question that members
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of a couple ponder?
a. “Where do I see myself in five years?”
b. “What is my partner’s favorite thing about me?”
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c. “What aspects of my behavior affect my partner?”
d. “Who does my partner expect me to be, and how does that compare to me now?”
3. Which of the following is a unique challenge associated with couples counseling?
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a. Couples are often unmotivated to engage in counseling.
b. One member of a couple tends to be submissive and disengaged in counseling.
c. Couples develop destructive patterns of behavior in which both people collude.
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d. Couples are resistant to discussing the past.
4. A vertical stressor refers to:
a. Internal perceptions that an individual brings to the relationship from the family of
origin
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b. Predictable life cycle stressors such as a child leaving home for college
c. Unpredictable stressors such as an unexpected death or illness
d. Pressures or obligations stemming from the nuclear family
5. A horizontal stressor refers to:
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a. Internal perceptions that an individual brings to the relationship from the family of
origin
b. Predictable life cycle stressors such as a child leaving home for college
c. Unpredictable stressors such as an unexpected death or illness
d. Pressures or obligations stemming from the nuclear family
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TEST BANK
ST
UV
Counseling and Therapy for
IA
Couples An Integrative Model
.A
1st Edition
PP
Authors: Mark E. Young, Sejal M. Barden, Lynn L.
RO
Long
◊ ALL CHAPTERS
VE
◊ INSTANT PDF DOWNLOAD💯💯💯
◊ ORIGINAL FROM PUBLISHER
D?
MEDCONNOISSEUR
, TABLE OF CONTENTS
Chapter 1: The Couple Is a Unique System 1
Multiple-Choice Examination Questions 1
ST
Essay Examination Questions 3
Chapter 2: Couples and Culture 4
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Multiple-Choice Examination Questions 4
Essay Examination Questions 7
Chapter 3: The Integrative Model 9
IA
Multiple-Choice Examination Questions 9
Essay Examination Questions 11
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Chapter 4: The Integrative Model Part 2: Stages 2, 3, 4, and 5 13
Multiple-Choice Examination Questions 13
PP
Essay Examination Questions 16
Chapter 5: The Assessment of Couples and Their Problems 17
RO
Multiple-Choice Examination Questions 17
Essay Examination Questions 20
Chapter 6: Techniques and Foundational Practices in Couples Counseling 21
VE
Multiple-Choice Examination Questions 21
Essay Examination Questions 23
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Chapter 7: LGBTQ+ Couples 25
Multiple-Choice Examination Questions 25
Essay Examination Questions 27
Chapter 8: Communication and Relationship Education 29
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, Multiple-Choice Examination Questions 29
Essay Examination Questions 32
Chapter 9: Sex and Intimacy for Couples 33
Multiple-Choice Examination Questions 33
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Essay Examination Questions 35
Chapter 10: Infidelity in Couples 37
Multiple-Choice Examination Questions 37
UV
Essay Examination Questions 39
Chapter 11: Violence and Trauma in Couple Relationships 40
IA
Multiple-Choice Examination Questions 40
Essay Examination Questions 42
.A
Chapter 12: Counseling Couples with Addictions 43
Multiple-Choice Examination Questions 43
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Essay Examination Questions 45
Answer Key 47
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, Chapter 1: The Couple Is a Unique System
Chapter 1: The Couple Is a Unique System
Multiple-Choice Examination Questions
1. Which of the following are distinctions between a family or friend relationship and a
couple relationship according to Bubenzer and West (1992)?
a. A couple relationship contains a balance of stability and growth, while family and
ST
friend relationships usually do not require continuous improvement/spontaneity.
b. Friend and family relationships have a past, present, and future, while a couple
relationship often relies on their shared memories.
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c. Resentment is a common experience in the couple relationship but does not
present itself in friend or family relationships.
d. A couple relationship is not easily distinguished from a friend or family
relationship excluding sexual interaction.
2. Which of the following questions is expected to be a constant question that members
IA
of a couple ponder?
a. “Where do I see myself in five years?”
b. “What is my partner’s favorite thing about me?”
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c. “What aspects of my behavior affect my partner?”
d. “Who does my partner expect me to be, and how does that compare to me now?”
3. Which of the following is a unique challenge associated with couples counseling?
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a. Couples are often unmotivated to engage in counseling.
b. One member of a couple tends to be submissive and disengaged in counseling.
c. Couples develop destructive patterns of behavior in which both people collude.
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d. Couples are resistant to discussing the past.
4. A vertical stressor refers to:
a. Internal perceptions that an individual brings to the relationship from the family of
origin
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b. Predictable life cycle stressors such as a child leaving home for college
c. Unpredictable stressors such as an unexpected death or illness
d. Pressures or obligations stemming from the nuclear family
5. A horizontal stressor refers to:
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a. Internal perceptions that an individual brings to the relationship from the family of
origin
b. Predictable life cycle stressors such as a child leaving home for college
c. Unpredictable stressors such as an unexpected death or illness
d. Pressures or obligations stemming from the nuclear family
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