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When a leader of a counseling or therapy group has focused on one member for a certain period of time, he may decide to shift the focus to another person but on the same topic, or shift to a fresh topic altogether.

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Question 21

The focus of a group counseling session must center upon a person, an activity, or a/an ____________________.

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Question 22

A beginning leader who lacks cutting off or drawing out skills may spend too much time __________the focus.

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Question 23

The authors suggest using all of the following techniques to establish the group's focus EXCEPT?

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Question 24

Though closely related, why should holding and shifting the group's focus be considered separate group leadership skills?

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Question 25

The authors suggest the use of ___________and exercises to establish the focus of a group session.

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Question 26

MATCHING: Match the situations described below with the most appropriate skill for focusing in that situation from the choices available. Answers may be used more than once. Choices: -8. After a break in the session, the leader draws a diagram on a white board as he starts the session again.

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Question 27

Deepening the focus should be done during the ___________phase of group.

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Question 28

How can using the depth chart be helpful to the leader and to members?

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Question 29

Use of written material or writing as an exercise is often a very effective technique when working to focus a group.

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Question 30

The authors suggest holding the focus on an individual person in a therapy group no longer than A. 30 minutes B. 10 - 15 minutes C. 5 minutes D. 45 minutes

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Question 31

The key to leading most groups is deepening the focus to a level that is _______________and meaningful for most members.

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Question 32

A small chair or a large piece of paper with a word on it can _____the group's focus.

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Question 33

Briefly discuss the relationship between the kind of group a leader is leading (eg: task, education, support, therapy, etc.) and how long the leader may choose to hold the focus either on a topic or a person.

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Question 34

Why is it important to consider the purpose of the group before deepening the focus of the session?

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Question 35

The ___________chart can provide members a concrete way to visualize and understand how superficial or intense group sharing has been.

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Question 36

Malik has been talking for a while. The leader says, "Malik, you have raised some points that are also relevant to others. Let's spend some time discussing those. Which Of the following leadership skills has she just used?

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Question 37

Which of the following is TRUE regarding the depth of sharing in a group?

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When a leader of a counseling or therapy group has focused on one member for a certain period of time, he may decide to shift the focus to another person but on the same topic, or shift to a fresh topic altogether.

The focus of a group counseling session must center upon a person, an activity, or a/an ____________________.

A beginning leader who lacks cutting off or drawing out skills may spend too much time __________the focus.

The authors suggest using all of the following techniques to establish the group's focus EXCEPT?

Though closely related, why should holding and shifting the group's focus be considered separate group leadership skills?

The authors suggest the use of ___________and exercises to establish the focus of a group session.

MATCHING: Match the situations described below with the most appropriate skill for focusing in that situation from the choices available. Answers may be used more than once. Choices: -8. After a break in the session, the leader draws a diagram on a white board as he starts the session again.

Deepening the focus should be done during the ___________phase of group.

How can using the depth chart be helpful to the leader and to members?

Use of written material or writing as an exercise is often a very effective technique when working to focus a group.

The authors suggest holding the focus on an individual person in a therapy group no longer than A. 30 minutes B. 10 - 15 minutes C. 5 minutes D. 45 minutes

The key to leading most groups is deepening the focus to a level that is _______________and meaningful for most members.

A small chair or a large piece of paper with a word on it can _____the group's focus.

Briefly discuss the relationship between the kind of group a leader is leading (eg: task, education, support, therapy, etc.) and how long the leader may choose to hold the focus either on a topic or a person.

Why is it important to consider the purpose of the group before deepening the focus of the session?

The ___________chart can provide members a concrete way to visualize and understand how superficial or intense group sharing has been.

Malik has been talking for a while. The leader says, "Malik, you have raised some points that are also relevant to others. Let's spend some time discussing those. Which Of the following leadership skills has she just used?

Which of the following is TRUE regarding the depth of sharing in a group?

Introduction

Stages of Groups, Group Process, and Therapeutic Forces

Purpose of Groups

Planning

Getting Started: the Beginning Stage and Beginning Phase

Basic Skills for Group Leaders

Cutting Off and Drawing Out

Rounds and Dyads

Exercises

Introducing, Conducting, and Processing Exercises

Leading the Middle Stage of a Group

Using Counseling Theories in Groups

Counseling and Therapy in Groups

Closing a Session or Group

Dealing With Problem Situations

Working With Specific Populations

Issues in Group Counseling

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