Question 1

​Which of the following is TRUE regarding the use of dyads to draw out group members?

Accepted Answer

A)  ​Dyads can effectively be used to draw out group members 
B)  ​The leader can pair up with a member he wants to draw out 
C)  ​Both are true 
D)  ​Neither is true 
A)  ​Dyads can effectively be used to draw out group members 
B)  ​The leader can pair up with a member he wants to draw out 
C)  ​Both are true 
D)  ​Neither is true C

Question 2

Choices:
​
A.Cutting off
B.Drawing out
-Members of the group are silent because they are intimidated by one member who always attempts to dominate the group.This is what the leader should do for most of the members of the group.​

Accepted Answer

b

Question 3

One mistake often made by beginning leaders who wish every member in the group to speak in the first session is to ____________________________________________.​

Accepted Answer

​put the member on the spot or hold the focus on the member too long,etc.

Question 4

Which member characteristics are important to consider when thinking of drawing a member out?​

Accepted Answer

It is important to consider the member's

Question 5

When drawing out a member,it is best to hold the focus on a quiet member until that member speaks up in order to prevent the member from feeling that he or she let down the group.​

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 6

When cutting-off a member,the leader should ​

Accepted Answer

A)  stare at the member being cut off.​ 
B)  ​allow another member to tell the talkative one to "shut up." 
C)  ​mini-lecture about the importance of sticking to the topic at hand. 
D)  ​use her voice and eyes to signal that the focus is about to be shifted. 
A)  stare at the member being cut off.​ 
B)  ​allow another member to tell the talkative one to "shut up." 
C)  ​mini-lecture about the importance of sticking to the topic at hand. 
D)  ​use her voice and eyes to signal that the focus is about to be shifted.

Question 7

Choices:
​
A.Cutting off
B.Drawing out
-One member frequently tries to make others feel better by telling others that,"Things will be okay."​

Accepted Answer

The answer of Choices:
​
A.Cutting off
B.Drawing out
-One member frequently tries to...

Question 8

In which of the following situations would it NOT be appropriate for the leader to use the technique of cutting off?​

Accepted Answer

A)  When a member is sharing information that could benefit other members​ 
B)  When a member's comments do not align with the purpose of the group 
C)  When the leader would like to shift the group's focus​ 
D)  ​When members are arguing 
A)  When a member is sharing information that could benefit other members​ 
B)  When a member's comments do not align with the purpose of the group 
C)  When the leader would like to shift the group's focus​ 
D)  ​When members are arguing

Question 9

Near the end of the session,a member wants to share something deep and personal.The leader should​

Accepted Answer

A)  ​poll other members for their thoughts before deciding what to do. 
B)  ​draw the member out and allow him or her to share for as long as needed. 
C)  ​cut the member off and ask them to share at the beginning of the next session. 
D)  ​none of the available choices. 
A)  ​poll other members for their thoughts before deciding what to do. 
B)  ​draw the member out and allow him or her to share for as long as needed. 
C)  ​cut the member off and ask them to share at the beginning of the next session. 
D)  ​none of the available choices.

Question 10

​Leaders can use the technique of drawing out to elicit greater ____________________ from group members.

Accepted Answer

involvemen

Question 11

In a personal sharing group,such as a counseling or therapy group,an effective leader will use ____________________________ as a skill to ensure that members feel involved.​

Accepted Answer

The answer of In a personal sharing group,such as a...

Question 12

To avoid confusion or anger among the members,the leader should clarify that she may,at times,use _________________ as a technique to help maintain the focus of the group.​

Accepted Answer

The answer of To avoid confusion or anger among the...

Question 13

Members may be reluctant to speak up in a group for a variety of reasons,including lack of trust of the leader or other members.​

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 14

According to the authors,cutting off can be used when a member's comments conflict with the ________________ of the group.​

Accepted Answer

The answer of According to the authors,cutting off can be...

Question 15

Members should not be allowed to argue with one another unless the argument is in some way __________________ in processing group dynamics.​

Accepted Answer

​productiv

Question 16

Choices:
​
A.Cutting off
B.Drawing out
-One member of a parenting group spends most of the time in group silently worrying about the sick child she has at home.​

Accepted Answer

The answer of Choices:
​
A.Cutting off
B.Drawing out
-One member of a parenting...

Question 17

When a member brings up a new issue toward the end of a group session,it is important for the leader to let that member present the issue even if the group time limit runs over.​

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 18

When drawing a female member out,the leader can use each of the following techniques EXCEPT​

Accepted Answer

A)  ​a question; encouraging her to comment further. 
B)  ​eye contact; looking at her for a few seconds to encourage her to speak. 
C)  ​a dyad; pairing her off to talk with another group member. 
D)  ​a direct question; asking her opinion,coupled with a hard stare until she speaks. 
A)  ​a question; encouraging her to comment further. 
B)  ​eye contact; looking at her for a few seconds to encourage her to speak. 
C)  ​a dyad; pairing her off to talk with another group member. 
D)  ​a direct question; asking her opinion,coupled with a hard stare until she speaks.

Question 19

Why is cutting off the most difficult leadership skill to learn and effectively use in group?​

Accepted Answer

​The authors state that cutting off is d

Question 20

When group members are paired and directed to discuss something of interest,the group leader is using a _____________ to generate energy and draw members out.​

Accepted Answer

The answer of When group members are paired and directed...

Which of the following is TRUE regarding the use of dyads to draw out group members?

Choices: A.Cutting off B.Drawing out -Members of the group are silent because they are intimidated by one member who always attempts to dominate the group.This is what the leader should do for most of the members of the group.

One mistake often made by beginning leaders who wish every member in the group to speak in the first session is to ____________________________________________.

Which member characteristics are important to consider when thinking of drawing a member out?

When drawing out a member,it is best to hold the focus on a quiet member until that member speaks up in order to prevent the member from feeling that he or she let down the group.

When cutting-off a member,the leader should

Choices: A.Cutting off B.Drawing out -One member frequently tries to make others feel better by telling others that,"Things will be okay."

In which of the following situations would it NOT be appropriate for the leader to use the technique of cutting off?

Near the end of the session,a member wants to share something deep and personal.The leader should

Leaders can use the technique of drawing out to elicit greater ____________________ from group members.

In a personal sharing group,such as a counseling or therapy group,an effective leader will use ____________________________ as a skill to ensure that members feel involved.

To avoid confusion or anger among the members,the leader should clarify that she may,at times,use _________________ as a technique to help maintain the focus of the group.

Members may be reluctant to speak up in a group for a variety of reasons,including lack of trust of the leader or other members.

According to the authors,cutting off can be used when a member's comments conflict with the ________________ of the group.

Members should not be allowed to argue with one another unless the argument is in some way __________________ in processing group dynamics.

Choices: A.Cutting off B.Drawing out -One member of a parenting group spends most of the time in group silently worrying about the sick child she has at home.

When a member brings up a new issue toward the end of a group session,it is important for the leader to let that member present the issue even if the group time limit runs over.

When drawing a female member out,the leader can use each of the following techniques EXCEPT

Why is cutting off the most difficult leadership skill to learn and effectively use in group?

When group members are paired and directed to discuss something of interest,the group leader is using a _____________ to generate energy and draw members out.

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Exam 8: Cutting-Off-Drawing-Out

​Which of the following is TRUE regarding the use of dyads to draw out group members?

Choices: ​ A.Cutting off B.Drawing out -Members of the group are silent because they are intimidated by one member who always attempts to dominate the group.This is what the leader should do for most of the members of the group.​

One mistake often made by beginning leaders who wish every member in the group to speak in the first session is to ____________________________________________.​

Which member characteristics are important to consider when thinking of drawing a member out?​

When drawing out a member,it is best to hold the focus on a quiet member until that member speaks up in order to prevent the member from feeling that he or she let down the group.​

When cutting-off a member,the leader should ​

Choices: ​ A.Cutting off B.Drawing out -One member frequently tries to make others feel better by telling others that,"Things will be okay."​

In which of the following situations would it NOT be appropriate for the leader to use the technique of cutting off?​

Near the end of the session,a member wants to share something deep and personal.The leader should​

​Leaders can use the technique of drawing out to elicit greater ____________________ from group members.

In a personal sharing group,such as a counseling or therapy group,an effective leader will use ____________________________ as a skill to ensure that members feel involved.​

To avoid confusion or anger among the members,the leader should clarify that she may,at times,use _________________ as a technique to help maintain the focus of the group.​

Members may be reluctant to speak up in a group for a variety of reasons,including lack of trust of the leader or other members.​

According to the authors,cutting off can be used when a member's comments conflict with the ________________ of the group.​

Members should not be allowed to argue with one another unless the argument is in some way __________________ in processing group dynamics.​

Choices: ​ A.Cutting off B.Drawing out -One member of a parenting group spends most of the time in group silently worrying about the sick child she has at home.​

When a member brings up a new issue toward the end of a group session,it is important for the leader to let that member present the issue even if the group time limit runs over.​

When drawing a female member out,the leader can use each of the following techniques EXCEPT​

Why is cutting off the most difficult leadership skill to learn and effectively use in group?​

When group members are paired and directed to discuss something of interest,the group leader is using a _____________ to generate energy and draw members out.​

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Which of the following is TRUE regarding the use of dyads to draw out group members?

Choices: A.Cutting off B.Drawing out -Members of the group are silent because they are intimidated by one member who always attempts to dominate the group.This is what the leader should do for most of the members of the group.

One mistake often made by beginning leaders who wish every member in the group to speak in the first session is to ____________________________________________.

Which member characteristics are important to consider when thinking of drawing a member out?

When drawing out a member,it is best to hold the focus on a quiet member until that member speaks up in order to prevent the member from feeling that he or she let down the group.

When cutting-off a member,the leader should

Choices: A.Cutting off B.Drawing out -One member frequently tries to make others feel better by telling others that,"Things will be okay."

In which of the following situations would it NOT be appropriate for the leader to use the technique of cutting off?

Near the end of the session,a member wants to share something deep and personal.The leader should

Leaders can use the technique of drawing out to elicit greater ____________________ from group members.

In a personal sharing group,such as a counseling or therapy group,an effective leader will use ____________________________ as a skill to ensure that members feel involved.

To avoid confusion or anger among the members,the leader should clarify that she may,at times,use _________________ as a technique to help maintain the focus of the group.

Members may be reluctant to speak up in a group for a variety of reasons,including lack of trust of the leader or other members.

According to the authors,cutting off can be used when a member's comments conflict with the ________________ of the group.

Members should not be allowed to argue with one another unless the argument is in some way __________________ in processing group dynamics.

Choices: A.Cutting off B.Drawing out -One member of a parenting group spends most of the time in group silently worrying about the sick child she has at home.

When a member brings up a new issue toward the end of a group session,it is important for the leader to let that member present the issue even if the group time limit runs over.

When drawing a female member out,the leader can use each of the following techniques EXCEPT

Why is cutting off the most difficult leadership skill to learn and effectively use in group?

When group members are paired and directed to discuss something of interest,the group leader is using a _____________ to generate energy and draw members out.