Which of the following is true of underorganized families?
A. They have patterns and sequential interactions that describe their processes with each other, but they are harder to diagnose and often appear chaotic; they lack consistency, coherency, and flexible structure
B. They appear functional and non-chaotic, but fall apart when stressed
C. They are more easily redirected than overly organized families
D. They lack power and critical alignments that allow the therapist to assess structure
Question 2
Husband: Where are you going?
Wife: Out.
Husband: Did I say you could go out?
Wife: You dont tell me what to do
Husband shouting: The hell I dont
Wife shouting back: The hell you do
This is an example of:
A. A symmetrically sequenced argument
B. A patterned aversive interaction
C. Emotional abuse in the irritation-blaming phase
D. Protective costuming interactions
ECG Wave Patterns
Throughout history, technology has had an impact on families. Today is no exception.
Flow Patterns and Large-Scale Weather
Patterns of Ethnicity
Changing Patterns of Climate:Hurricanes
Lod Score Values for the Families in Figure 5.15