Chapter 1 Types Of Group Flashcards

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What is group work

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All types of activities performed by organized groups: for example, therapeutic tasks such as counseling, occupational goals, mental health issues, focus on task and education afte dad

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How do we classify groups

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Contact focused groups
Speciality/standard model
Trac model of groups

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What is a group

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A group is a collection of two or more individuals

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What is a task group or workgroup?

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Promotes efficient accomplishment of group tasks among people who are gathered to accomplish a group task/goal

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What are group dynamics

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The interactions fostered through the relationships of members and leaders in connection with the complexity of the task involved

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What is a team?

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A team is a group of two or more people who interact dynamically, interdependently, and adaptively and share at least one common goal or purpose

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What are psychoeducational groups

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Aimed to increase self-worth. Emphasize educational methods to acquire information and develop related meaning and skills

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Types of psychoeducational groups

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Discussion groups, guided group, group interactions, recovery groups, support groups, orientation groups, educational groups, or student-centered learning groups

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6 steps for designing psychoeducational groups

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  1. Stating the purpose
  2. Establishing goals
  3. Setting objectives
  4. Selecting content
  5. Designing experiential activities
  6. Evaluating
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What is a life-skills group

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Focuses on helping persons identify and correct deficits in their life-coping responses and learn new, appropriate behaviors

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What are learning group skills

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  1. Understand why the skill is important and how it will be of value to you
  2. Understand what the skills is, what the component behaviors are that you have to engage in to perform the skills, and when it should be used
  3. Find situations in which you can practice the skills over and over again while “coach” watched and evaluates how you are performing the skills
  4. Assess how well the skills is being implemented
  5. Keep practicing until the skills feels real and it becomes an automatic habit pattern
  6. Load your practice toward success
    7, get friends to encourage you to use the skills
  7. Help others learn the… Skills
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Counseling groups

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Counseling groups are preventative, growth oriented, and remedial

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When is a counseling group good

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Ideal for individuals experiencing “usual” but often difficult, problems of living

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What is group psychotherapy

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A group that addresses personal and interpersonal problems of living

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What is an open group?

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Admitting new members at anytime

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What is a closed group

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Not admitting new members after the first session

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What are mixed groups

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Where different group types are combined together see bookmark page 21 group counseling

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What is the round table design?

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Everyone sits at a round table

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What is the symposium design

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Row in front with a panel, audience is facing them

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What is a forum design?

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2 leaders in front, separated, in front of an audience

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What is a colloquy design

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Audience in back, table on right & left separated with a central table in the middle

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What is a whole-house decision making design

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Main person in front of the audience