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| system's tendency to break down which overtime threatens survival of system |
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| systemic state that emerges when a system is balanced between openness and closedness |
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| Gregory Batson, John Weakland, William Fry, Don Jackson, Jay Haley, Virginia Satir |
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| Murray Bowen, Philip Guerin, Betty Carter, Norman Paul, Monica McGoldrick |
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| fundamental dynamic force holding families together through reliability and trustworthiness |
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| drives combination of internalized expectations and obligations to family of origin |
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| most giving from parent to child when child is unable - parents earn merit which solifies child's loyalty |
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| pursuse self-justifying and harmful means to satisfy perception of what is due them |
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| revolving state of injustice |
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| destructive entitlement perpetuated to next generation |
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| moves towards relatedness |
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| James Framo, Norman Pal, Jill Scharff and David Scharff |
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| Jay Haley, John Weakland, William Fry, Don Jackson |
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| study of how information processing systems are controlled by feedback loops |
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| Don Jackson, Hayle, Satir, Weakland, watzlawick, Bodin, Beavin |
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| ways that families correct a deviation in family functioning so as to return it to a previous stated of homeostasis |
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| a rise as a family attempts to add new information into the system |
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| conditioned stimulus (CS) is at same time unconditioned stimulus (UCS) which already elicits a reflexive response - unconditioned response (UCR) |
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| frequency of a voluntary behavior is altered by its consequence |
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