1996
DOI: 10.1080/01926189608251033
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Teaching family therapy theory: Do something different

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“…Maynard (1996) recommended that instructors use a variety of teaching techniques to assure the retention of theoretical constructs. He stated that methods must be innovative and interesting for the student to absorb and remember the major theoretical constructs and to be able to apply them.…”
Section: The Coursementioning
confidence: 99%
“…Maynard (1996) recommended that instructors use a variety of teaching techniques to assure the retention of theoretical constructs. He stated that methods must be innovative and interesting for the student to absorb and remember the major theoretical constructs and to be able to apply them.…”
Section: The Coursementioning
confidence: 99%
“…Miller (1999) filmi "Using the movie Ordinary People to teach Psychodynamic Psychotherapy with Adolescents" adlı makalede ergenlerde psikodinamik terapiler açısından incelemiştir. Maynard (1996) "Teaching Family Therapy Theory: Do Somthing Different" adlı makalesinde aile terapileri açısından filmi yorumlamıştır. Duncan ve ark (1986) "Ordinary People: Using a Popular Film in Group Therapy" adlı makalelerinde filmi grup terapisi açısından değerlendirmiştir.…”
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“…There is evidence that the impact of fictional messages about unfamiliar groups may influence our beliefs about them just as much, or more, than nonfictional messages (Slater, 1990), showing that in certain cases fiction may have more influence than educational or informative messages. Anthony M. Hudock, Jr. and Sherry A. Gallagher Warden (2001) claim that several articles have discussed unique aspects of fictional movies, such as the richness and variety of content, emotive substance, and flexibility for use in assignments, making them appropriate for learning and training in the classroom (Chandler, 1997;Gladding, 1994;Gladstein & Feldstein, 1983;Koch & Dollarhide, 2000;Maynard, 1996;Voller & Widdows, 1993). This indicates that movies play a significant role in the perception and imagination of future events, and they can provide solutions and ideas for technological and social issues of contemporary times.…”
Section: Movies As An Important Popular Culture Genre In the Explanatmentioning
confidence: 99%