A therapist examining the roles, rules, expectations, power hierarchy, and boundaries within a family is focused on which of the following areas of assessment?

This question lacks options, options are:

A) family affect  

B) family strengths  

C) family process  

D) family organization.  

The correct answer is D.

Explanation:

The family is a system that is constituted by a network of relationships and made up of subsystems where each member evolves and develops through different stages, undergoing adaptation changes where the norms, rules, limits and hierarchies that work are essential in the family environment. Family therapy is understood to be that modality of therapy focused on the family as an object of intervention, its objective is to achieve the change of negative interaction patterns between the members of a family. Family organization refers to the interaction between all its members who are part of the same institution united by emotional ties. The organization describes the totality of the existing relationships between the people that make up the system, then the family organization refers to the functional demands, distribution of rules and transactional guidelines that constitute the ways of interacting of each individual within the family. The transactional guidelines are those that normalize the behavior of each member and are preserved by two systems of coercion; the first established by universal norms in turn existing roles and hierarchies; the second is the characteristic of each member involving its interests and expectations.

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