Cybernetics

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Cybernetics: SHIFT from intrapersonal to interpersonal

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Cybernetics: What function does serve within the system?

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Which was the first systems model?

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Cybernetics: The study of ( feedback, geared, outdated ) mechanisms in self-( perpetuating, regulating, ish ) systems.

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The following people are associated with Cybernetics:

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Cybernetics: Optimal/homeostatic range describes when the people in power know and enforce the rules.

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Cybernetics: homeostatic range is mostly...

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Cybernetics: When not functioning at optimal range, there will be ( feedback, hell to pay, homeostatic cycling ) within the system.

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Cybernetics: This metaphor is a useful way to understand the feedback loop.

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Cybernetics: All of these things are true about FAMILY RULES.

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Cybernetics: Negative feedback loops signal to return to the homeostatic range.

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Cybernetics: Negative feedback can come in the form of guilt, punishment, or symptoms.

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Cybernetics: positive feedback loops can be described by which of the following?

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Cybernetics: is communication about communication.
Therapist helps family to talk about how they talk with the goal of recognizing feedback loops.

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Cybernetics looks at:

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Cybernetics:
The predictable steps/patterns and developmental tasks a family experiences over time

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Cybernetics:
Time period in the life of a family; has a unique structure

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Cybernetics:
Shift from one family stage to another. "Now who am I?"

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Cybernetics: This person worked with stages of family development such as romantic relationships, the honeymoon stage, children, career, and retirement.

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Cybernetics: This person focused on individual development.

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Cybernetics - Erickson's family development -
Trust v. ( mistrust, shame, guilt ) (0-18 mos.)
( Hope, Autonomy, Trust ) v. shame (18 mos. - 3 years)
( Trust, Intuition, Initiative ) v. guilt (3-5)
Industry v. ( inferiority, commercialism, peasantry ) (6-12)
( Honor code, Role playing, Identity ) v. role confusion (adolescence)
Intimacy v. ( isolation, bullying, shallow relationships ) (young adulthood)
( Going with the flow, Generativity, Fresh ideas ) v. stagnation
Integrity v. ( despair, lying, grouchiness ) (looking back over life)

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Cybernetics:
Testes and ovaries

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Cybernetics:
Outward expression of male or female

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Cybernetics:
Hetero, homo, bi, a-

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Cybernetics: John formulated Attachment Theory - the bond between infant and caregiver.

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Cybernetics: Mary came up with three attachment styles (secure, anxious-avoidant, and anxious-ambivalent).

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Cybernetics: Mary added disorganized attachment to the possible attachment styles.

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Cybernetics: Attachment is a physical bond between an individual and an attachment figure.

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Cybernetics:
( Input, Output, Throughput ) can be energy, time, affection, or attention.

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Cybernetics:
( Input, Throughput, Output ) (the process of making input usable) can be discussions, sharing, planning, or thinking.

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Cybernetics:
( Input, Throughput, Output ) is the result of throughput, and includes symptoms and behavior.

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Cybernetics:
Can be kids to each other; parents to each other; or kids to parents

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Cybernetics:
Can be described as a "rock."

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Cybernetics:
Healthy and changing

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Cybernetics:
No outside input

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Cybernetics:
Interacts with the environment.

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Cybernetics: Boundaries can be any of the following.

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Cybernetics: Negentropy is the concept that everything is headed toward chaos.

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Teachers use cybernetic processes by providing throughput (grades on papers) in order to make corrections.

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Cybernetics: ❌ - when several paths lead to the same result.

Equifinality

Multifinality

Equipotentiality

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Cybernetics: ❌ - one path leads to several results.

Multifinality/Equipotentiality

Equifinality

Buddhism

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Cybernetics:
General Systems Theory...

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Cybernetics:
Homeostasis is the tendency of an organism to resist change.

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Cybernetics:
❌ - behavior that occurs infrequently

Process

Structure

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Cybernetics:
❌ - behavior that occurs frequently, predictably, and becomes part of the system

Process

Structure

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Cybernetics:
COGNITIVE MAPS - models by which incoming information is ( perceived, stored, driven ), which then leads to a behavioral ( response, disintegration )

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Cybernetics:
ECOMAPS are composed of...

Marriage & Family Therapy Quiz am Cybernetics, erstellt von Katie Leonard am 26/11/2019.

Cybernetics

Cybernetics: SHIFT from intrapersonal to interpersonal

Cybernetics: What function does serve within the system?

Which was the first systems model?

Cybernetics: The study of feedback geared outdated( feedback, geared, outdated ) mechanisms in self-perpetuating regulating ish( perpetuating, regulating, ish ) systems.

The following people are associated with Cybernetics:

Cybernetics: Optimal/homeostatic range describes when the people in power know and enforce the rules.

Cybernetics: homeostatic range is mostly...

Cybernetics: When not functioning at optimal range, there will be feedback hell to pay homeostatic cycling( feedback, hell to pay, homeostatic cycling ) within the system.

Cybernetics: This metaphor is a useful way to understand the feedback loop.

Cybernetics: All of these things are true about FAMILY RULES.

Cybernetics: Negative feedback loops signal to return to the homeostatic range.

Cybernetics: Negative feedback can come in the form of guilt, punishment, or symptoms.

Cybernetics: positive feedback loops can be described by which of the following?

Cybernetics: is communication about communication. Therapist helps family to talk about how they talk with the goal of recognizing feedback loops.

Cybernetics looks at:

Cybernetics: The predictable steps/patterns and developmental tasks a family experiences over time

Cybernetics: Time period in the life of a family; has a unique structure

Cybernetics: Shift from one family stage to another. "Now who am I?"

Cybernetics: This person worked with stages of family development such as romantic relationships, the honeymoon stage, children, career, and retirement.

Cybernetics: This person focused on individual development.

Cybernetics: The study of ( feedback, geared, outdated ) mechanisms in self-( perpetuating, regulating, ish ) systems.

Cybernetics: When not functioning at optimal range, there will be ( feedback, hell to pay, homeostatic cycling ) within the system.

Cybernetics: is communication about communication.
Therapist helps family to talk about how they talk with the goal of recognizing feedback loops.

Cybernetics:
The predictable steps/patterns and developmental tasks a family experiences over time

Cybernetics:
Time period in the life of a family; has a unique structure

Cybernetics:
Shift from one family stage to another. "Now who am I?"

Cybernetics:
Testes and ovaries

Cybernetics:
Outward expression of male or female

Cybernetics:
Hetero, homo, bi, a-

Cybernetics:
( Input, Output, Throughput ) can be energy, time, affection, or attention.

Cybernetics:
( Input, Throughput, Output ) (the process of making input usable) can be discussions, sharing, planning, or thinking.

Cybernetics:
( Input, Throughput, Output ) is the result of throughput, and includes symptoms and behavior.

Cybernetics:
Can be kids to each other; parents to each other; or kids to parents

Cybernetics:
Can be described as a "rock."

Cybernetics:
Healthy and changing

Cybernetics:
No outside input

Cybernetics:
Interacts with the environment.