Question 1

All therapies provide a level of self-insight for the client,but group therapies have the added benefit of interpersonal therapeutic factors.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 2

Lewin,in his classic study of attitude change conducted during World War II,found that the women he studied were most likely to change their attitudes if they

Accepted Answer

A) listened to a persuasive lecture when they were part of an intact group. 
B) listened to a persuasive lecture in a cohesive group. 
C) discussed the issue in a peer group and the group then reached a consensus on the matter. 
D) the source of the persuasive message was a member of their group. 
A) listened to a persuasive lecture when they were part of an intact group. 
B) listened to a persuasive lecture in a cohesive group. 
C) discussed the issue in a peer group and the group then reached a consensus on the matter. 
D) the source of the persuasive message was a member of their group.

Question 3

In therapeutic groups the therapist takes steps to prevent the formation of a social relationships between the members of the group.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 4

Lewin's law of group change argues that

Accepted Answer

A) it is usually easier to change individuals formed into a group than to change any one of them separately. 
B) once an individual identifies with the group,he or she will not change unless the group changes. 
C) leaders are the ones who are most able to change the attitudes and opinions of group members. 
D) behavior is a function of the person and the environment. 
E) when people in groups change,the change tends to be permanent rather than temporary. 
A) it is usually easier to change individuals formed into a group than to change any one of them separately. 
B) once an individual identifies with the group,he or she will not change unless the group changes. 
C) leaders are the ones who are most able to change the attitudes and opinions of group members. 
D) behavior is a function of the person and the environment. 
E) when people in groups change,the change tends to be permanent rather than temporary.

Question 5

In my therapy group I stress the importance of forming strong,meaningful relationships among all the group members,and then using the group sessions to explore each member's interpersonal strengths,weaknesses,and tendencies.I am probably a ___ therapist.

Accepted Answer

A) interpersonal group 
B) cognitive-behavioral 
C) psychoanalytic 
D) Gestalt 
E) process debriefing 
A) interpersonal group 
B) cognitive-behavioral 
C) psychoanalytic 
D) Gestalt 
E) process debriefing

Question 6

Participants in groups tend to rate ___ as the most important therapeutic factor.

Accepted Answer

A) insight 
B) guidance 
C) catharsis 
D) altruism 
E) fantasy 
A) insight 
B) guidance 
C) catharsis 
D) altruism 
E) fantasy

Question 7

The "here and now" focus of interpersonal therapeutic groups encourages members to respond to each other rather than spend time discussing events and issues external to the group.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 8

Which of the following is NOT one of the components typically included in the structured learning group cycle?

Accepted Answer

A) support 
B) orientation 
C) analysis 
D) application 
E) experience 
A) support 
B) orientation 
C) analysis 
D) application 
E) experience

Question 9

Because they lack intimacy,online support groups are less effective than face-to-face support groups.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 10

Group therapies fail in two ways: members sometimes quit too soon (premature termination)and sometime members get worse rather than better (casualties).

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 11

The T in the term T-group stands for

Accepted Answer

A) therapy. 
B) task. 
C) traditional. 
D) Tavistock. 
E) training. 
A) therapy. 
B) task. 
C) traditional. 
D) Tavistock. 
E) training.

Question 12

Process debriefing groups are brainstorming sessions,held at regular intervals across the life of a therapeutic group,where members discuss their satisfactions and air their dissatisfactions with the group's processes.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 13

You are experiencing a personal problem and decide to seek help.What group-level options do you have?

Accepted Answer

When experiencing a personal problem and

Question 14

A cognitive-behavior therapist uses techniques that

Accepted Answer

A) focus on emotions and feelings. 
B) focus on a specific client problem. 
C) alter intrapsychic processes. 
D) are based on psychoanalytic theory. 
A) focus on emotions and feelings. 
B) focus on a specific client problem. 
C) alter intrapsychic processes. 
D) are based on psychoanalytic theory.

Question 15

___ groups are examples of a change-promoting group.

Accepted Answer

A) Psychoanalytic therapy 
B) Humanistic 
C) Support 
D) Gestalt therapy 
E) All these (psychoanalytic therapy,humanistic,support,and Gestalt therapy) 
A) Psychoanalytic therapy 
B) Humanistic 
C) Support 
D) Gestalt therapy 
E) All these (psychoanalytic therapy,humanistic,support,and Gestalt therapy)

Question 16

___ therapy groups emphasize learn adaptive ways of thinking and behaving.

Accepted Answer

A) Psychoanalytic 
B) Gestalt 
C) T-group 
D) Cognitive-behavior 
A) Psychoanalytic 
B) Gestalt 
C) T-group 
D) Cognitive-behavior

Question 17

According to Kivlighan's study of the developmental process in therapeutic groups,when is the best time to help members develop skill in expressing anger and intimacy?

Accepted Answer

According to Kivlighan's study of the de

Question 18

Compare individualized therapy methods to the techniques used by group psychotherapists.

Accepted Answer

Individualized therapy methods and group

Question 19

Which of the following statements is true?

Accepted Answer

A) Research indicates group therapy is as effective as individual therapy. 
B) The 27% casualty rate in group therapies warns against their wide-spread use. 
C) Unlike individual therapy,premature termination is rare in therapy groups. 
D) Directive leaders produce more change than nondirective leaders. 
E) A Consumer Reports analysis indicated most people disliked group methods. 
A) Research indicates group therapy is as effective as individual therapy. 
B) The 27% casualty rate in group therapies warns against their wide-spread use. 
C) Unlike individual therapy,premature termination is rare in therapy groups. 
D) Directive leaders produce more change than nondirective leaders. 
E) A Consumer Reports analysis indicated most people disliked group methods.

Question 20

What are the advantages and disadvantages of using an online group for social support?

Accepted Answer

Advantages of using an online group for

All therapies provide a level of self-insight for the client,but group therapies have the added benefit of interpersonal therapeutic factors.

Lewin,in his classic study of attitude change conducted during World War II,found that the women he studied were most likely to change their attitudes if they

In therapeutic groups the therapist takes steps to prevent the formation of a social relationships between the members of the group.

Lewin's law of group change argues that

In my therapy group I stress the importance of forming strong,meaningful relationships among all the group members,and then using the group sessions to explore each member's interpersonal strengths,weaknesses,and tendencies.I am probably a ___ therapist.

Participants in groups tend to rate ___ as the most important therapeutic factor.

The "here and now" focus of interpersonal therapeutic groups encourages members to respond to each other rather than spend time discussing events and issues external to the group.

Which of the following is NOT one of the components typically included in the structured learning group cycle?

Because they lack intimacy,online support groups are less effective than face-to-face support groups.

Group therapies fail in two ways: members sometimes quit too soon (premature termination)and sometime members get worse rather than better (casualties).

The T in the term T-group stands for

Process debriefing groups are brainstorming sessions,held at regular intervals across the life of a therapeutic group,where members discuss their satisfactions and air their dissatisfactions with the group's processes.

You are experiencing a personal problem and decide to seek help.What group-level options do you have?

A cognitive-behavior therapist uses techniques that

___ groups are examples of a change-promoting group.

___ therapy groups emphasize learn adaptive ways of thinking and behaving.

According to Kivlighan's study of the developmental process in therapeutic groups,when is the best time to help members develop skill in expressing anger and intimacy?

Compare individualized therapy methods to the techniques used by group psychotherapists.

Which of the following statements is true?

What are the advantages and disadvantages of using an online group for social support?

An Introduction to Group Dynamics

Studying Groups

Inclusion and Identity

Formation

Cohesion and Development

Structure

Influence

Power

Leadership

Performance

Teams

Decision Making

Conflict

Intergroup Relations

Groups in Context

Crowds and Collectives

Filters

Exam 16: Growth and Change

All therapies provide a level of self-insight for the client,but group therapies have the added benefit of interpersonal therapeutic factors.

Lewin,in his classic study of attitude change conducted during World War II,found that the women he studied were most likely to change their attitudes if they

In therapeutic groups the therapist takes steps to prevent the formation of a social relationships between the members of the group.

Lewin's law of group change argues that

In my therapy group I stress the importance of forming strong,meaningful relationships among all the group members,and then using the group sessions to explore each member's interpersonal strengths,weaknesses,and tendencies.I am probably a ___ therapist.

Participants in groups tend to rate ___ as the most important therapeutic factor.

The "here and now" focus of interpersonal therapeutic groups encourages members to respond to each other rather than spend time discussing events and issues external to the group.

Which of the following is NOT one of the components typically included in the structured learning group cycle?

Because they lack intimacy,online support groups are less effective than face-to-face support groups.

Group therapies fail in two ways: members sometimes quit too soon (premature termination)and sometime members get worse rather than better (casualties).

The T in the term T-group stands for

Process debriefing groups are brainstorming sessions,held at regular intervals across the life of a therapeutic group,where members discuss their satisfactions and air their dissatisfactions with the group's processes.

You are experiencing a personal problem and decide to seek help.What group-level options do you have?

A cognitive-behavior therapist uses techniques that

___ groups are examples of a change-promoting group.

___ therapy groups emphasize learn adaptive ways of thinking and behaving.

According to Kivlighan's study of the developmental process in therapeutic groups,when is the best time to help members develop skill in expressing anger and intimacy?

Compare individualized therapy methods to the techniques used by group psychotherapists.

Which of the following statements is true?

What are the advantages and disadvantages of using an online group for social support?

An Introduction to Group Dynamics

Studying Groups

Inclusion and Identity

Formation

Cohesion and Development

Structure

Influence

Power

Leadership

Performance

Teams

Decision Making

Conflict

Intergroup Relations

Groups in Context

Crowds and Collectives

Filters