1. Give three (3) examples of behaviour that might characterize an enmeshed family and three (3) examples of behaviour that might characterize a disengaged family. 2. What communication patterns/messages have been passed from your family-of-origin (F00), representing key intergenerational

1. Give three (3) examples of behaviour that might characterize an enmeshed family and three (3) examples of behaviour that might characterize a disengaged family.

2. What communication patterns/messages have been passed from your family-of-origin (F00), representing key intergenerational transmissions? To what extent have you been influenced by these patterns/messages?

3. Identify one or more narratives/themes that serve to create family meanings (values, identity) of a family you know.

4. Circular causality is defined as forces moving in many directions simultaneously. Within a family, any action by one member affects all other members and the family as a whole Provide two (2) examples in your own family characterized by circularity. Discuss how communication occurs.

5 Take a position and discuss whether the conflict is inevitable and necessary for the development of family relationships. Justify your stand with some examples.