5: You and the Congregation as a System

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1. A former board member is unhappy about the decision of the current board to outsource the congregation’s bookkeeping to the well-staffed office at a neighboring UU congregation. She sends a letter with her pledge card saying she is withholding her pledge this year. This is an example of:
- Self-Differentiation
- Emotional Cut-Off
- Emotional Fusion
- None of the Above
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Every Monday morning, Lou sends a 3 page email to the minister critiquing the previous Sunday’s sermon. Lou becomes upset when the minister does not address all of his concerns. This is an example of:
- Self-Differentiation
- Emotional Cut-Off
- Emotional Fusion
- None of the Above
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While walking to church, Pat notices that Chris is texting while driving toward the parking lot. At coffee hour Pat goes up to Chris, describes what she saw, then tells Chris that it is dangerous and against the law. Pat asks Chris to promise to never do it again. This is an example of:
- Self-Differentiation
- Emotional Cut-Off
- Emotional Fusion
- None of the Above
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What is the typical conflict style for educated White Anglo-Saxon Protestants?
- Discussion Style (Direct and emotionally restrained)
- Engagement Style (Direct and emotionally expressive)
- Accommodation Style (Indirect and emotionally restrained)
- Dynamic Style (Indirect and emotionally expressive)
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Which is an example of a congregation creating a culture that demands “sameness”?
- A young adult suggests making changes to the annual auction of goods and services to make it more accessible to members with limited financial means. The auction chair dismisses the idea because it might reduce the income from the auction.
- A visitor, who drove a pickup truck with a National Rifle Association sticker to the church , overhears three members complaining that “someone left their pickup truck in our parking lot.”
- The faith development committee creates a space in the back of the sanctuary with an area rug, a couple of rocking chairs and a toy box for parents of infants. Several members call the minister and the Religious Educator and complain about the noisy babies, insisting that they be sent to the nursery.
- All of the above
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Which of the following is a sign that someone is NOT be acting in a self-differentiated way?
- They keep their voice even and controlled.
- They raise their voice and become excited.
- They speak from their own experience and understanding.
- None of the above. They are all examples of someone acting in a self-differentiated way.
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