Family Multisystemic Therapy Online Test

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Family Multisystemic Therapy

Description: Family Multisystemic Therapy Quiz
Number of Questions: 15
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Tags: family therapy multisystemic therapy adolescent behavior problems

What is the primary goal of Family Multisystemic Therapy (FMT)?

To reduce adolescent antisocial behavior.
To improve family communication and relationships.
To increase parental monitoring and supervision.
All of the above.

FMT is based on the theoretical principles of:

Social learning theory.
Ecological systems theory.
Attachment theory.
All of the above.

Which of the following is NOT a core component of FMT?

Individual therapy.
Family therapy.
Group therapy.
School-based intervention.

FMT interventions are typically delivered:

In the client's home.
In the therapist's office.
At school.
A combination of the above.

The duration of FMT typically ranges from:

6 to 12 months.
12 to 18 months.
18 to 24 months.
24 to 36 months.

Which of the following is NOT a common outcome of successful FMT?

Reduced adolescent antisocial behavior.
Improved family communication and relationships.
Increased parental monitoring and supervision.
Improved academic performance.

FMT is most effective for:

Adolescents with severe antisocial behavior.
Adolescents with mild to moderate antisocial behavior.
Adolescents from diverse cultural backgrounds.
All of the above.

Which of the following is NOT a potential challenge in implementing FMT?

Lack of family motivation or engagement.
Difficulty coordinating services across multiple settings.
High cost of treatment.
Lack of trained therapists.

FMT has been found to be effective in reducing adolescent antisocial behavior by:

Targeting individual risk factors.
Improving family functioning.
Modifying peer influences.
All of the above.

Which of the following is NOT a key principle of FMT?

Collaboration with the family.
Focus on strengths and resources.
Emphasis on individual therapy.
Culturally sensitive approach.

FMT interventions are typically tailored to:

The specific needs of the adolescent.
The specific needs of the family.
The specific needs of the school.
All of the above.

Which of the following is NOT a common setting for FMT interventions?

The client's home.
The therapist's office.
The school.
The community.

FMT therapists typically work with families for:

6 to 12 months.
12 to 18 months.
18 to 24 months.
24 to 36 months.

Which of the following is NOT a common outcome of successful FMT?

Reduced adolescent antisocial behavior.
Improved family communication and relationships.
Increased parental monitoring and supervision.
Improved social skills.

FMT is most effective for:

Adolescents with severe antisocial behavior.
Adolescents with mild to moderate antisocial behavior.
Adolescents from diverse cultural backgrounds.
All of the above.

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