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Feed‐Forward: Future Questions, Future Maps
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Feed-forward is a technique that encourages families to imagine the pattern of their relationships at some future point in time as mentioned in this paper, in conjunction with positive connotation, put families in a metaposition to their own dilemmas and thus facilitate change by opening up new solutions for old problems.Abstract:
"Feed-forward" is a technique that encourages families to imagine the pattern of their relationships at some future point in time. Questions about the future, in conjunction with positive connotation, put families in a metaposition to their own dilemmas and thus facilitate change by opening up new solutions for old problems.read more
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Mind and Nature
TL;DR: For instance, it has been argued that knowledge of the external world is not the end of knowledge, but only a means as discussed by the authors, and that the only cognitive experiences the human mind is capable of are ideas and perceptions.
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The death of resistance.
TL;DR: The distinction between the family-as-a-system and family-therapy-as a-system leads to a clinical perspective, or stance, that includes a focus on changing as mentioned in this paper.