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Family structure

Family structure is defined as the rules that have been developed in the course of family life to determine which members interact with which other members and in what way.

Family study

Deutsch: Familienstudie / Español: Estudio familiar / Português: Estudo familiar / Français: Étude familiale / Italiano: Studio familiare

Family Study in the psychology context refers to a research or clinical method used to examine patterns of behavior, mental health conditions, relational dynamics, and genetic influences within a family unit across generations. It can also refer to therapeutic approaches or assessments that explore how family structure and history impact an individual’s psychological development and well-being.

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Family systems theories

Family systems theories refer to theories that see the family as a complex system that works to maintain the status quo

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Family Systems Theory

- Family Systems Theory : Family Systems Theory refers to the Theory that the Behavior of a person can be most accurately understood in the context of the dynamics of his/her family.

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Family systems therapy

Family systems therapy refers to psychotherapy that focuses on the family, rather than the individual, as the source of problems; Family therapists challenge communication styles, disrupt pathological family dynamics, and challenge defensive conceptions in order to harmonize relationships among all members and within each member. It is a type of Family therapy in which the entire family is seen as a unit or as a system. Focus is usually on the interaction of family members.

Family systems/Families systems

- Family systems/Families systems : Family systems refers to the Theory that the Behavior of an individual can be most accurately understood in the context of the dynamics of his or her family. Example, Family systems almost a

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Family Therapy

Family Therapy refers to a therapeutic method that involves the entire family unit.

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Fan effect

Fan effect refers to the phenomenon whereby retrieval time to retrieve a particular fact about a concept increases as more facts are known about that concept.

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