Exam 1: Introduction
Exam 1: Introduction44 Questions
Exam 2: Stages of Groups, Group Process, and Therapeutic Forces44 Questions
Exam 3: Purpose of Groups30 Questions
Exam 4: Planning34 Questions
Exam 5: Getting Started: the Beginning Stage and Beginning Phase33 Questions
Exam 6: Basic Skills for Group Leaders34 Questions
Exam 7: Focus38 Questions
Exam 8: Cutting Off and Drawing Out41 Questions
Exam 9: Rounds and Dyads33 Questions
Exam 10: Exercises41 Questions
Exam 11: Introducing, Conducting, and Processing Exercises43 Questions
Exam 12: Leading the Middle Stage of a Group43 Questions
Exam 13: Using Counseling Theories in Groups42 Questions
Exam 14: Counseling and Therapy in Groups42 Questions
Exam 15: Closing a Session or Group43 Questions
Exam 16: Dealing With Problem Situations43 Questions
Exam 17: Working With Specific Populations43 Questions
Exam 18: Issues in Group Counseling29 Questions
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Which of the following is FALSE regarding ethical practices when conducting group work?
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MATCHING ETHICAL SITUATIONS: Match the ethical situations described below with the available choices.
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-This leader finished her Master's degree last
semester and has no experience leading groups.
Her new job requires her to lead a therapy group
for clients with schizophrenia.
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Organizations, such as the American Counseling Association and the American Psychological Association, publish _________________standards that outline sound practices when conducting group work.
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MATCHING ETHICAL SITUATIONS: Match the ethical situations described below with the available choices.
Choices:
-A leader of a diverse group comprised of members from
many different cultures struggles to understand his clients.
Though his skills are good, the group dynamics are often
effected by cultural concerns.
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To increase the comfort and effectiveness of the beginning group leader, the authors recommend starting
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The benefits members may gain from group or the activities they participate in are reflective of the group's ___________________________.
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MATCHING KINDS OF GROUPS: Match the descriptions below with the available choices. Choices:
-A group of boys diagnosed with oppositional defiant
disorder (ODD) meet daily in a residential treatment
facility to discuss their problems and focus on improved
functioning in school and at home. The leader
often plays an active role to ensure each session is
productive and beneficial for all members.
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A leader focused primarily on the needs of individual members has a/an ___________________leadership style.
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A leader who allows members to determine the content of the group themselves utilizes a ___________________directed approach.
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Understanding group dynamics, group process, group leadership skills, and group development, addresses which of the following ethical responsibilities?
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Why do the authors advocate for a leader-directed model of group counseling?
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In ________________groups, members are given the opportunity to explore and develop personal goals, and better understand themselves and others.
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MATCHING KINDS OF GROUPS: Match the descriptions below with the available choices. Choices:
-A group of first-generation college students meet weekly to share their experiences adapting to college. The leader facilitates discussions that help the students to connect with one another so that they do not feel alone in their new
environment.
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MATCHING KINDS OF GROUPS: Match the descriptions below with the available choices. Choices:
-An office manager faced with forced budget cuts
calls a staff meeting to discuss strategies to
decrease spending on, and maximize the use of, office
supplies. Group members are assigned to brainstorm together to generate money- saving solutions. The manger oversees the group and intervenes to keep members on track, and to stop any conflicts that arise.
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Discuss potential member behaviors that have the potential to cause problems in group.
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Which of the following would NOT be an appropriate therapy group?
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