Gottman Method – Marital Assessment And Therapy Strategies Practice Test

What does the Relationship Checkup inform in terms of goals?

It informs budget planning It ignores risks It identifies risk domains and strengths; results guide targeted, measurable goals and track progress It replaces therapy

Correct Answer:

It identifies risk domains and strengths; results guide targeted, measurable goals and track progress

Explanation:

The Relationship Checkup maps where a relationship is strong and where there are risk areas, and uses that information to shape what you work on. By identifying specific risk domains and strengths, it guides the setting of targeted, measurable goals and creates a plan to track progress over time. This helps couples focus on concrete objectives and see how changes show up in follow-up assessments. It’s not about budget planning, it doesn’t ignore risks, and it doesn’t replace therapy—it's a tool to tailor therapy to the couple’s unique pattern and monitor improvement.

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