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What is eclecticism/integration?
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The model orientation of family therapists today where therapists borrow concepts and techniques from another that cross theoretical boundaries; no single theory can explain or predict all the behavior patterns
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What is psychoanalysis?
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Founded by Freud, it studied the impact of family relationships on the individual's character formation, particularly in the development of symptomatic behavior.
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What was Adler's contribution?
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He offered the theory that all behavior is purposive and interactive, and the basic social system is the family
-formed the Society for Individual Psychology -also contributed ideas of sibling rivalry, family constellation, style of life |
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What was Sullivan's contribution?
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He argued that people are essentially products of their social interactions.
-emphasized the crucial nature of the mother-child dyad -believed therapist should be part of ongoing theraputic system |
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Who was Nathan Ackerman?
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He was a psychoanalyst and child psychiatrist who adoapted pschoanalytic formulas to the study of the family.
-The constant interaction between the biologically driven person (phychoanalytic concept) and the social environment (systems concept) was his main study |
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What is the psychodynamic view of individual behavior?
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Derived from Freud's psychoanalytic model, it focuses on the interplay of opposing innate forces within a person as the basis for understanding that person's motivation, conflicts, and symptomology.
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