Ch. 16 PPT

Question 1

(group therapy: an interpersonal emphasis)

• most forms of group therapy strongly emphasize …
• …

Answer 1

interpersonal interaction;

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Question 2

(group therapy: an interpersonal emphasis)
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- clients’ problems stem from flawed ….
- if they can practice and improve on this with fellow group members, they can …

Answer 2

interpersonal relationship skills;

generalize lessons learned

Question 3

(therapeutic factors in group therapy)

• …
• …
• ….

Answer 3

universality;
group cohesiveness;
interpersonal learning

Question 4

(therapeutic factors in group therapy)

• universality - esp powerful in … groups
• interpersonal learning - …, focus on the …

Answer 4

homogenous;
social microcosm;
here-and-now

Question 5

(practical issues in group therapy)
group membership:
- typically ... - ... clients
- ... groups
- ... groups

Answer 5

5; 10;
open-enrollment;
closed-enrollment

Question 6

(practical issues in group therapy)
group membership: 
closed-enrollment groups: 
- ...
- ...
- ... are problematic

Answer 6

psychosis;
acute crisis;
frequent absences

Question 7

(practical issues in group therapy)

• … clients for group therapy
• … stages of therapy groups
• …
• … between clients

Answer 7

preparing;
developmental;
cotherapists;
socializing;

Question 8

(practical issues in group therapy)
ethical issues:
- …
- …

Answer 8

confidentiality;

outcome

Question 9

(family therapy: the system as the problem)

• …
• focus on … in families
• focus on … of symptoms

Answer 9

circular causality;
communication patterns;
functionalism

Question 10

(family therapy: the system as the problem)

- … - families are regulated by returning to an …, like a …

Answer 10

homeostasis;
emotional set point;
therapist

Question 11

(assessment of families)

• … and other methods as used in individual therapy are common
• … –> … and … can both be beneficial

Answer 11

interviews;
genograms;
process; result

Question 12

(assessment of families)
family life cycle:
- a developmental theory for families, including … stages
- can be adapted for diversity in …, …, and other variables
- …

Answer 12

six;
culture;
experience;
identified patient

Question 13

(assessment of families) 
a developmental theory for families, including six stages: 
- ... 
- joining through ... 
- families with ... 
- families with ... 
- .... and ... 
- families in ...

Answer 13

leaving home; 
marriage; 
young children; 
adolescents; 
launching children; moving on; 
later life

Question 14

(family therapy: essential classic concepts)
family structure:
- …
- when flawed, problems in … and … may result
- …

Answer 14

unwritten rules;
relationships; individuals;
subsystems

Question 15

(family therapy: essential classic concepts)
family structure:
- …
- …

Answer 15

differentiation of self;

triangles

Question 16

(family therapy: contemporary approaches)
solution-focused therapy:
- emphasis on …
- emphasis on the use of … rather than … –> make clients think about … rather than …

Answer 16

solving problems;
solution-talk; problem-talk;
positive outcomes;
unpleasant present situations

Question 17

(ethical issues in family therapy)

• … - family therapists should appreciate the … of a family
• …
• …
• …

Answer 17

cultural competence; 
cultural background; 
confidentiality; 
diagnostic accuracy; 
outcome issues