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One of the improvements that Dreikurs made on Adlers approach was:
 
  A. He systematized the mistaken goals of children so that they could be used for assessment and interventions in family practice
  B. He coined the term Individual Psychology to mean understanding the whole person in the context of the individuals life
  C. He brought democracy to education in America
  D. He used family anxiety as a way to increase problem-solving

Question 2

Adlerian family therapy derives its name from its originator, Alfred Adler. He was:
 
  A. A contemporary of Sigmund Freud
  B. The first psychiatrist of the modern era to engage in family practice
  C. A colleague and teacher of Rudolf Dreikurs, the man who brought open forum family counseling and family education to the United States
  D. All of the above



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Answer to Question 1

ANS: A

Answer to Question 2

ANS: D



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