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SUD and family dynamics basics

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Family Solutions QuizVersion en ligne SUD and family dynamics basics par Kennedy Cook-Archambault 1 What does the 'Don’t Talk' rule primarily protect in dysfunctional families? a The family’s financial health b The immediate safety of children c The openness of communication d The secrecy around substance use 2 Which role acts as the clown to cover distress in a family with SUD? a Mascot b Hero c Enabler d Lost Child 3 What is the term for the family practice where problems are not discussed openly? a Drama triangle b Boundary tightening c Overt rules d Covert rules 4 Which member often becomes the 'hero' in high-achieving attempts to salvage the family? a The caregiver b The dependent person c The lost child d The oldest child 5 What describes a child who hides and avoids conflict within the family? a Scapegoat b Protector c Lost Child d Mascot 6 Which term refers to a system where SUD affects multiple family domains beyond the individual? a The Social Model of Addiction b The Pharmacological Model c The Individual Disease model d The Family Disease model 7 What is the 'Three Unspoken Rules' framework primarily about? a Medical symptom management b Dysfunctional family safety nets c Economic costs of addiction d Legal obligations for treatment 8 In family systems, what does 'Role Shifting' describe? a Leaving the family system b Members adopting new burdens c Reducing communication d Totals rigidity of roles 9 What is meant by 'Boundary rigidity' in this context? a Boundaries are supportive b Boundaries become inflexible c Boundaries disappear entirely d Boundaries are unclear 10 Which is NOT a common coping pattern for ACOAs (Adult Children of Alcoholics) listed in the materials? a Complete emotional openness b Need for approval c High self-criticism d Fear of intimacy 11 What is the term for when a parent or adult models substance use for children? a Behavioral conditioning only in labs b Genetic predisposition c Chemical transmission d Social Learning 12 Which role is characterized by taking actions to a The enabler b The scapegoat c The hero d The protector 13 What is a key characteristic of the ‘Protector’ Johnson role? a Leaves the family b Blames others for problems c Defends and apologizes for the family d Avoids conflict at all costs 14 Which term describes a pattern where the family focuses on the dependent’s behavior to avoid broader issues? a Open discussion of feelings b Direct engagement in therapy c Family focus on the dependent d Healthy boundary setting 15 What does 'Boundary Scapes' likely refer to in this content? a Exclusion of extended family b Rules for gambling c Dietary boundaries only d Flexible vs rigid boundaries 16 Which factor is cited as a systemic risk for intergenerational transmission of SUD? a Environmental influences and genetics b None of the above c Only environmental factors d Only genetic factors 17 What is 'Parentification' in the context of family dynamics? a Child takes on adult responsibilities b Child becomes the parent’s favorite c Child avoids any responsibility d Child becomes the sole breadwinner 18 What term describes the cycle where family members rigidly maintain dysfunction? a Functional equilibrium b Therapy-driven change c Dysfunctional homeostasis d Adaptive resilience 19 Which element is emphasized as essential for healthier family functioning? a Only medication b Communication skills c Rigid roles d Avoidance of conflict 20 What is the term for when multiple disorders coexist, such as a mental health issue with SUD? a Single-disorder diagnosis b Addiction-only diagnosis c Purely substance use without disorders d Concurrent disorders 21 Which role tends to withdraw and isolate in the face of conflict? a Lost Child b Scapegoat c Protector d Enabler 22 Which mechanism helps explain how one disorder can mask another in a patient? a Mimic (looks like another disorder) b Make (one worsens the other) c Mask (one disorder hides another) d Mitigate (reduce symptoms) 23 What is a major goal in family-based recovery models? a Maintain rigid roles at all costs b Punish the dependent person c Shift the entire system toward wellness d Isolate the family from help 24 Which stage involves actively making changes in behavior within the family system? a Precontemplation b Maintenance c Action stage d Contemplation

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Family Solutions QuizVersion en ligne

par Kennedy Cook-Archambault

What does the 'Don’t Talk' rule primarily protect in dysfunctional families?

Which role acts as the clown to cover distress in a family with SUD?

What is the term for the family practice where problems are not discussed openly?

Which member often becomes the 'hero' in high-achieving attempts to salvage the family?

What describes a child who hides and avoids conflict within the family?

Which term refers to a system where SUD affects multiple family domains beyond the individual?

What is the 'Three Unspoken Rules' framework primarily about?

In family systems, what does 'Role Shifting' describe?

What is meant by 'Boundary rigidity' in this context?

Which is NOT a common coping pattern for ACOAs (Adult Children of Alcoholics) listed in the materials?

What is the term for when a parent or adult models substance use for children?

Which role is characterized by taking actions to

What is a key characteristic of the ‘Protector’ Johnson role?

Which term describes a pattern where the family focuses on the dependent’s behavior to avoid broader issues?

What does 'Boundary Scapes' likely refer to in this content?

Which factor is cited as a systemic risk for intergenerational transmission of SUD?

What is 'Parentification' in the context of family dynamics?

What term describes the cycle where family members rigidly maintain dysfunction?

Which element is emphasized as essential for healthier family functioning?

What is the term for when multiple disorders coexist, such as a mental health issue with SUD?

Which role tends to withdraw and isolate in the face of conflict?

Which mechanism helps explain how one disorder can mask another in a patient?

What is a major goal in family-based recovery models?

Which stage involves actively making changes in behavior within the family system?