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WorksheetsReview Quiz: Family Systems Theory and Calgary Family Assessment
Total questions: 20
Worksheet time: 10mins
Two or more individuals who depend on one another for emotional, physical, and/or financial support
General Systems Theory
Family
Triangles
Calgary Family Assessment Theory
How many interconnected concepts are part of the Family Systems Theory?
Five
Nine
Three
Eight
This concept explains the transmission of problems from parent to child
Family Projection Process
Multigenerational Transmission Process
Emotional Cutoff
Societal Emotional Process and Regression
Awareness of individual birth order in both past and present generations
Nuclear Family Emotional Process
Differentiation of Self
Sibling Position
Societal Emotional Process
The immature separation of people from each other due to unresolved emotional issues with parents, siblings, and other family members
Nuclear Family Emotional Process
Emotional Cutoff
Triangles
Family Systems Theory
(T/F): The Family Systems Theory focuses more on the individual and less on the individual's relationships.
True
False
(T/F): The Family Systems Theory was developed by psychiatrist Murray Bowen.
True
False
Two siblings are having a disagreement and their parent steps in to dispute the argument. What is this an example of?
Nuclear Family Emotional Process
Emotional Cutoff
Triangulation
Sibling Position
Which concept is referred to as the building block of the Family Systems Theory?
Multigenerational Transmission Process
Family Projection Process
Societal Emotional Process
Differentiation of Self
(Select all that apply): What makes up a family system according to the Family Systems Theory?
Social system consisting of three generations
Interrelated/Interdependent system
Group of isolated individuals
Group that shares common goals
(Select all that apply): What are the major categories of the Calgary Family Assessment Model?
Structural
Developmental
Recreational
Functional
Communication and its various forms are subdivisions of what Calgary Family Assessment Model category?
Structural
Functional
Developmental
A structural level assessment tool similar to a family tree that includes a minimum of three generations.
Genogram
Ecomap
A structural level assessment tool that displays a family's social relationships with systems outside the immediate family unit.
Genogram
Ecomap
A family consisting of two parents and their 17 year old child is preparing to send the child off to college. What stage of development is the family in?
Families with Young Children
Families with Adolescents
Launching Children and Moving on in Midlife
Leaving Home and Emerging Young Adults
(T/F): The goal of utilizing the Calgary Family Assessment Model as a nurse is to guide the family to optimal functioning
True
False
(T/F): All categories of the Calgary Family Assessment Model need to be assessed and thoroughly evaluated at the first meeting with the family
True
False
What is an example of an informal role within the expressive functioning category of the Calgary Family Assessment Model?
mother
provider
sister
peacemaker
Which is NOT an example of a family power style when discussing the expressive functioning category of the Calgary Family Assessment Model?
Complimentary
Autonomic
Autocratic
Syncratic
Race, ethnicity, social class, spirituality, and environment are all related to which category of the Calgary Family Assessment Model?
Structural internal
Structural external
Structural context
Developmental stages
