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This is a flowchart that illustrates the relationship between numbers and letters.
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This is an example of the mind map, from which it illustrates the classification of rocks over the world.
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This is an example of the supportive relationship genogram. Genogram of a family exhibiting supportive relationships. Lines depict the quality of communication between two individuals.
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This is an example of the repeated across generation genogram. Genogram of a family exhibiting troubled relationships that are repeated across generations. Lines depict the quality of communication between two individuals.
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This is an example of the cancer risk relationship genogram. Genogram of a family exhibiting conflictual and sometimes estranged patterns of communication. Lines depict the quality of communication between two individuals.
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Here is an example of Emily's family genogram, from which the whole family tree could be classified by the psychiatric problems, ethnicity or heritage, and occupation. Through this genogram, being as an IT, Emily is half Scot-Irish, half English, and German diagnosed with depression.
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Here is an example of a multiple marriage genogram, from which the husband was married to the first wife from 1960 to 1965, to the second wife from 1988 to 1969, to the third wife from 1972 to date. The third wife was originally married to the first husband from 1962 to 1970.
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This is an example of the Anna Maria Heritage genogram. Genogram Diagram defines the structure of a person's family relationship and medical history.
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This is an example of an interpersonal relationship genogram. A Genogram is a graphical representation of the family tree.
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Here is a complex genogram example, the attributes vary from education, income, political persuasion, psychiatric problems to the occupation. People could be categorized by all this metrics.
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Here is an example of a genogram that illustrates the child's movement with adoption. Child movement accomplished simply by adding an existing person to a relationship and selecting the child type, adopted, foster, or birth.
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Here is the example of a psychology genogram, from which Emma suffers from a temporary disability needed to move back to her mother's with her daughter.
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This is a genogram. Genogram Diagram defines the structure of a person's family relationship and medical history. Inherited heart conditions are caused by a fault (or mutation) in one or more of our genes.
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This is an example of the assisted conception genogram. Genogram Diagram defines the structure of a person's family relationship and medical history.
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This is an example of couple relationship genogram. Genogram Diagram defines the structure of a person's family relationship and medical history. A couple living with their joint child and her child from a previous relationship.
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This is an example of the couple with child genogram. Genogram Diagram defines the structure of a person's family relationship and medical history. Couple with 3-year-old, showing their previous spouses (smaller) and those spouses' new partners.
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This is a genogram. Genogram Diagram defines the structure of a person's family relationship and medical history. Wife, Her Current Husband, and her Ex-Husbands. The wife's previous relationships are shown on left to keep children in birth order since they remained in her custody.
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This is an example of the adopted children's genogram. A Genogram is a graphical representation of the family tree. A child who has been abandoned or removed from the care of both birth parents can gain much from being adopted into a loving family.
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This is an example of foster children's genogram. A Genogram is a graphical representation of the family tree.
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This is an example of the gay couple genogram. A Genogram is a graphical representation of the family tree. Gay Couple, whose daughter was conceived with sperm of John and an egg donor, and carried by surrogate mother till birth.
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This is an example of the genogram for Tiger Woods family. Genogram Diagram defines the structure of a person's family relationship and medical history. Tiger Woods (born December 30, 1975) is an American professional golfer.
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This is an example of the Rosie Donnell genogram. Genogram Diagram defines the structure of a person's family relationship and medical history.
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This is an example of social relationship genogram. This example illustrates a social relationship with the social entity Walmart. Mark is a manager of the store while Britney and her close friend Amy work at the same store.
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This is an example of a complex genogram with more children. This time, each family object has been colored to highlight the splitting. Each child having a name is the oldest of his family. To make this genogram a bit more interesting, we made Maxime parent of a few children.
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This is an example of a complex genogram. A Genogram is a graphical representation of your family tree. In this scenario, each couple has one child. For clarity, each child link has been colored in green.
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This is an example of a possible ambiguity genogram. A Genogram is a graphical representation of your family tree. In this figure, we have two males and two females. At first, it would appear this layout is ambiguous, however applying rule 2 (male-female relationship).
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This is a genogram. A Genogram is a graphical representation of your family tree. The following case is a wife with three husbands. She had three children with her first husband and divorced. The wife married another man, had one child with him and now lives with someone else.
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This is an example of genogram. A Genogram is a graphical representation of your family tree.The following case is a husband with three spouses. The husband had three children with the first wife and then divorced. The husband married the second wife, had one child and separated.
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