Chapter 4

Question 1

Group therapy is a blank group of participants, led by a blank therapist,who blank the group in discussions that are designed to blank the individuals in the group to a greater self – understanding and a blank of their problems.

Answer 1

Controlled, trained, guides, lead, resolution.

Question 2

One of the most important attributes of the therapist is that of character. True or false?

Answer 2

True.

Question 3

Unconditional positive regard on behalf of the therapist takes the approach that “blank blank blank blank blank blank”.

Answer 3

There is some good in everyone.

Question 4

Blank empathy is effective listening by the therapist

Answer 4

Primary

Question 5

Blank blank empathy is the placement of some of the therapists self into the participant

Answer 5

Advanced accurate

Question 6

Graduation from accepted schools of higher learning is blank to becoming a group therapist.

Answer 6

Basic

Question 7

Professional blank should be a blank of every Christian therapist, as well as the “secular “ therapist.

Answer 7

Competency, goal

Question 8

The Christian therapist should be a blank Christian whose life reflects the way Jesus Christ lived his life here on earth.

Answer 8

Mature

Question 9

Professionalism incompasses blank, blank, blank blank blank, and commonly accepted blank of the discipline. It also involves blank, blank, and constant decision – making ability.

Answer 9

Laws, regulations, codes of ethics, expectations, knowledge, terminology

Question 10

Certification may be the same as licensure in some states or it may simply be a further method of defining and regulating specialized techniques with in a profession. True or false

Answer 10

True

Question 11

There is always a clear – cut answer to the question of “who is competent and qualified to be a professional pastoral counselor?”

Answer 11

False

Question 12

Regardless of what direction the Holy Spirit has given them in the area of counseling hurting people, every counselor should fervently blank the Scriptures for blank and blank.

Answer 12

Study, wisdom, knowledge

Question 13

The unwritten rule of therapy is that therapy should always contain some communication of blank.

Answer 13

Encouragement

Question 14

The unwritten rule for Christian therapist is that therapy should always contain some communication of the “blank, blank, blank blank, blank blank; blank blank blank blank blank blank blank”

Answer 14

Faith, hope, and love, these three; but the greatest of these is love”

Question 15

Every group participant comes to the therapist in a state of blank, open to blank that which they have not received in their present state of life.

Answer 15

Need, receive

Question 16

Therapy alters attitudes, thoughts, and behaviors of the participants through the force of persuasion. True or false

Answer 16

True

Question 17

Regardless of state or association licensure, the professional therapist must be aware of the blank and blank blank, blank, blank, blank, and association blank and blank,as well as the legal guidelines for their discipline.

Answer 17

The legislative and judicious law, federal, state, agency, requirements and regulations

Question 18

There are certain reporting laws in certain states that override the legal mandates of confidentiality. True or false

Answer 18

True

Question 19

Blank and blank blank are sometimes used interchangeably and denote violations of the therapists performance in respect to the legal and ethical standards of their discipline.

Answer 19

Malpractice, legal liability

Question 20

The right of blank information is the right of the patient/client/participant, not of the therapist.

Answer 20

Privileged

Question 21

Most judicial proceedings with therapists come from one

-on-one counseling therapy sessions rather than from group therapy sessions. True or false

Answer 21

True

Question 22

The blank of the group may be changed as the group progresses, but an blank plan must be made.

Answer 22

Guidelines, initial

Question 23

Christian therapy groups should always be expressively different in as much as they generally use as a blank blank, one version or another of the holy Bible.

Answer 23

Foundation tool

Question 24

Prayer and”blank blank” are also tools that are used in the Christian groups which blank the recovery of the participants in the therapeutic group.

Answer 24

Body ministry, accelerate

Question 25

Generally the therapist must prepare for a therapeutic group that consists of participants who are somewhat unstable; who display a great deal of maladapted or maladjusted behavior, who have little or no motivation, and who have had a great deal of dysfunction in their lives. True or false.

Answer 25

True

Question 26

In pre-planning step one, ascertain the blank blank blank the therapist “cannot change or control”, that must be incorporated into the group in order for it to accomplish its purpose. These are also known as blank blank.

Answer 26

Essential clinical boundaries, intrinsic constraints

Question 27

In pre-planning step two, determine the external factors, or blank blank, which allow the therapist to “change or control the things I can”, and work within the essential clinical boundaries, yet still accomplish the blank goals.

Answer 27

Extrinsic constraints, therapeutic

Question 28

In pre-– planning step three, establish the basic foundation and boundaries for the therapeutic group for the: blank blank; blank blank blank ; blank blank; Blank blank blank; blank blank blank

Answer 28

Participant population; therapist support system; time limitations; Direction of treatment; length of treatment.

Question 29

In pre-– planning step four, verify the specific goals to be accomplished by the therapeutic group that are:

Answer 29

Appropriate to the therapy; achievable in the time allowed; attainable by the therapeutic group

Question 30

In preplanning step five, establish a location for the therapeutic group to blank that is available on a blank blank and that provides adequate facilities and equipment.

Answer 30

meet,consistent basis

Question 31

In pre-– planning step six, determine the size of the blank group that the therapist can direct to achieve acceptable recovery results with the group.

Answer 31

therapeutic

Question 32

In pre-– planning step seven, set the time boundaries that the therapeutic group has to meet in the: blank blank blank; blank blank blank; blank blank blank; blank blank blank; blank blank blank.

Answer 32

Frequency of meetings; times of meetings; length of meetings; lifespan of meetings; location of meetings.

Question 33

In pre-– planning step eight, establish the policy on the therapeutic groups participants: blank blank; blank blank.

Answer 33

Open meetings; closed meetings

Question 34

In pre-– planning step nine, research the value of using a co-– therapist in the therapeutic group meetings: blank; blank.

Answer 34

Advantages; disadvantages.

Question 35

In pre-– planning step 10, determine what role blank blank blank, with which the participants may be involved, play in the therapeutic plan of the group.

Answer 35

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