All Those Listed, Indicate Any of the Following: for serious medical; behavioral, or emotional problems; job problems; drug or alcohol problems ; serious problems with the law. For All Those listed, Indicate Any Who Were: especially close; distant or conflictual; cut off from each other; overly dependent on each other. PART 1. 4: GENOGRAM INTERPRETIVE CATEGORIES* Category 1: Family Structure: Based on relational structure, family composition, sibling constellations and unusual family configurations, family themes, roles and relationships can be explored or validated. A. Household composition 1. Intact nuclear household 2. Single-parent household 3. Remarried family households 4. Tiu-ee-generational household 5. Household including non-nuclear family members B. Sibling constellation · 1. Birth order 2. Siblings' gender 3. Distance in age between siblings 4. Other factors influencing sibling constellation a. Timing of each child's birth in family's history b. Child's character istics c. Family's "program» for the child · d. Parental attitudes a T1d biases regarding sex differences e. · Child's sibling position in relation to that of parent C. Unusual family configurations Category 21 Life Cycle Fit: Ages and dates provide data on what life cycle transiti. ons the family is adapting to and whether life cycle events and ages occur within nonnative expectatio ns. Possible difficulties managing a specific phase of the life cycle can be explored. Category 3: Pattern Repetition Across Generations: Recognitio n of repetitive pa. tt. erns of functioning, relationship and family structure can suggest the possibility of patterns continuing into the present and into the future but which can be altered for family growth. A. Patterns of functioning B. Patterns of relationship C. Repeated structural patterns 453 