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Cybernetics
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Preguntas del test (47)
1Cybernetics: SHIFT from intrapersonal to interpersonal
- AVerdadero
- BFalso
2Cybernetics: What function does [blank_start]behavior[blank_end] serve within the system?
- Abehavior
3Which was the first systems model?
- AStructural
- BContextual
- CCybernetics
- DBowenian
4Cybernetics: The study of [blank_start]feedback[blank_end] mechanisms in self-[blank_start]regulating[blank_end] systems.
- Afeedback
- Bgeared
- Coutdated
- Dperpetuating
- Eregulating
- Fish
5The following people are associated with Cybernetics:
- AMilton Erickson
- BGregory Bateson
- CNorbert Weiner
- DEdward Fleishman
6Cybernetics: Optimal/homeostatic range describes when the people in power know and enforce the rules.
- AVerdadero
- BFalso
7Cybernetics: homeostatic range is mostly...
- Aawesome.
- Bannoying.
- Ca topic of evening conversation.
- Dsubconscious.
8Cybernetics: When not functioning at optimal range, there will be [blank_start]feedback[blank_end] within the system.
- Afeedback
- Bhell to pay
- Chomeostatic cycling
9Cybernetics: This metaphor is a useful way to understand the feedback loop.
- Abicycle
- Bfaucet
- Cthermostat
10Cybernetics: All of these things are true about FAMILY RULES.
- AThey are posted in the family home.
- BThey govern a range of behavior.
- CThe behaviors they govern are within the range that a family can tolerate.
- DThey maintain a family's homeostatic range.
- EThey are always created by the head of the family.
11Cybernetics: Negative feedback loops signal to return to the homeostatic range.
- AVerdadero
- BFalso
12Cybernetics: Negative feedback can come in the form of guilt, punishment, or symptoms.
- AVerdadero
- BFalso
13Cybernetics: positive feedback loops can be described by which of the following?
- AReturns the system to homeostatic range
- BVicious cycles
- CMake the problem worse
- DOften intended as negative feedback
14Cybernetics: [blank_start]meta-communication[blank_end] is communication about communication.
Therapist helps family to talk about how they talk with the goal of recognizing [blank_start]negative[blank_end] feedback loops.- Ameta-communication
- Bnegative
15Cybernetics looks at:
- APatterns of influence that shape family members' behavior
- BIntrapersonal root causes
- CBehavior as a product of relationship
- DThe whole is greater than the sum of its parts
- EIndividuals are more important to work with than the whole family
16Cybernetics:
The predictable steps/patterns and developmental tasks a family experiences over time- AFamily life cycle
- BFamily stage
- CTransition
17Cybernetics:
Time period in the life of a family; has a unique structure- AFamily life cycle
- BFamily stage
- CTransition
18Cybernetics:
Shift from one family stage to another. "Now who am I?"- AFamily life cycle
- BFamily stage
- CTransition
19Cybernetics: This person worked with stages of family development such as romantic relationships, the honeymoon stage, children, career, and retirement.
- AEvelyn Duvall
- BErickson
- CGregory Bateson
- DNorbert Weiner
20Cybernetics: This person focused on individual development.
- AEvelyn Duvall
- BErickson
- CGregory Bateson
- DNorbert Bateson
21Cybernetics - Erickson's family development -
Trust v. [blank_start]mistrust[blank_end] (0-18 mos.)
[blank_start]Autonomy[blank_end] v. shame (18 mos. - 3 years)
[blank_start]Initiative[blank_end] v. guilt (3-5)
Industry v. [blank_start]inferiority[blank_end] (6-12)
[blank_start]Identity[blank_end] v. role confusion (adolescence)
Intimacy v. [blank_start]isolation[blank_end] (young adulthood)
[blank_start]Generativity[blank_end] v. stagnation
Integrity v. [blank_start]despair[blank_end] (looking back over life)- Amistrust
- Bshame
- Cguilt
- DHope
- EAutonomy
- FTrust
- GTrust
- HIntuition
- IInitiative
- Jinferiority
- Kcommercialism
- Lpeasantry
- MHonor code
- NRole playing
- OIdentity
- Pisolation
- Qbullying
- Rshallow relationships
- SGoing with the flow
- TGenerativity
- UFresh ideas
- Vdespair
- Wlying
- Xgrouchiness
22Cybernetics:
Testes and ovaries- ASex
- BGender
- CSexual orientation
23Cybernetics:
Outward expression of male or female- ASex
- BGender
- CSexual orientation
24Cybernetics:
Hetero, homo, bi, a-- ASex
- BGender
- CSexual orientation
25Cybernetics: John [blank_start]Bowlby[blank_end] formulated Attachment Theory - the bond between infant and caregiver.
- ABowlby
26Cybernetics: Mary [blank_start]Ainsworth[blank_end] came up with three attachment styles (secure, anxious-avoidant, and anxious-ambivalent).
- AAinsworth
27Cybernetics: Mary [blank_start]Main[blank_end] added disorganized attachment to the possible attachment styles.
- AMain
28Cybernetics: Attachment is a physical bond between an individual and an attachment figure.
- AVerdadero
- BFalso
29Cybernetics:
[blank_start]Input[blank_end] can be energy, time, affection, or attention.- AInput
- BOutput
- CThroughput
30Cybernetics:
[blank_start]Throughput[blank_end] (the process of making input usable) can be discussions, sharing, planning, or thinking.- AInput
- BThroughput
- COutput
31Cybernetics:
[blank_start]Output[blank_end] is the result of throughput, and includes symptoms and behavior.- AInput
- BThroughput
- COutput
32Cybernetics:
Can be kids to each other; parents to each other; or kids to parents- ASub-system
- BStatic system
- CDynamic system
- DClosed system
- EOpen system
33Cybernetics:
Can be described as a "rock."- ASub system
- BStatic system
- CDynamic system
- DClosed system
- EOpen system
34Cybernetics:
Healthy and changing- ASub-systems
- BStatic system
- CDynamic system
- DClosed system
- EOpen system
35Cybernetics:
No outside input- ASub-system
- BStatic system
- CDynamic system
- DClosed system
- EOpen system
36Cybernetics:
Interacts with the environment.- ASub-system
- BStatic system
- CDynamic system
- DClosed system
- EOpen system
37Cybernetics: Boundaries can be any of the following.
- APermeable
- BElastic
- CSemi-permeable
- DRigid
- EOpen
38Cybernetics: Negentropy is the concept that everything is headed toward chaos.
- AVerdadero
- BFalso
39Teachers use cybernetic processes by providing throughput (grades on papers) in order to make corrections.
- AVerdadero
- BFalso
40Cybernetics: [blank_start]Equifinality[blank_end] - when several paths lead to the same result.
- AEquifinality
- BMultifinality
- CEquipotentiality
41Cybernetics: [blank_start]Multifinality/Equipotentiality[blank_end] - one path leads to several results.
- AMultifinality/Equipotentiality
- BEquifinality
- CBuddhism
42Cybernetics:
General Systems Theory...- Adeveloped by Ludwig von Bertalanffy
- Bco-developed by Salvador Dali
- Can organism is self-regulating
- Dan organism has mutually depending and interactive subsystems
43Cybernetics:
Homeostasis is the tendency of an organism to resist change.- AVerdadero
- BFalso
44Cybernetics:
[blank_start]Process[blank_end] - behavior that occurs infrequently- AProcess
- BStructure
45Cybernetics:
[blank_start]Structure[blank_end] - behavior that occurs frequently, predictably, and becomes part of the system- AProcess
- BStructure
46Cybernetics:
COGNITIVE MAPS - models by which incoming information is [blank_start]perceived[blank_end], which then leads to a behavioral [blank_start]response[blank_end]- Aperceived
- Bstored
- Cdriven
- Dresponse
- Edisintegration
47Cybernetics:
ECOMAPS are composed of...- Amicrosystem - individual, family, school, work
- Bmesosystem - the spaces that an individual inhabits
- Cexosystem - don't directly influence the individual, but do influence the people in their microsystem
- Dmacrosystem - class, religion, gender, race, ethnicity
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- Marriage & Family Therapy Test sobre Cybernetics, creado por Katie Leonard el 26/11/2019.
- Autor
- Katie Leonard
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- English
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