Posted: September 13th, 2017

Psychology – Complete a Family Genogram either known to you or imaginary, and briefly explain information cited.

Psychology – Complete a Family Genogram either known to you or imaginary, and briefly explain information cited.

Genogram already completed, and some information cited, (700 words completed so far), need essay to be completed, 2000 words needed.

Change the names of the family and family members listed in the genogram uploaded.

Explain the following information in great detail shown in genogram such as –
Triangles: The smallest stable relationship system. Triangles usually have one side in conflict and two sides in harmony, contributing to the development of clinical problems.

Differentiation of self: The variance in individuals in their susceptibility to depend on others for acceptance and approval.

Nuclear family emotional system: The four relationship patterns that define where problems may develop in a family.
– Marital conflict
– Dysfunction in one spouse
– Impairment of one or more children
– Emotional distance

Family projection process: The transmission of emotional problems from a parent to a child.

Multigenerational transmission process: The transmission of small differences in the levels of differentiation between parents and their children.

Emotional cutoff: The act of reducing or cutting off emotional contact with family as a way managing unresolved emotional issues.

Sibling position: The impact of sibling position on development and behavior.

Societal emotional process: The emotional system governs behavior on a societal level, promoting both progressive and regressive periods in a society