Group Counseling Flashcards

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Early on, had moralistic conversations about diet and nutrition

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Jane Adams

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2
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Began running groups for TB patients to provide encouragement and share stories

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Henry Pratt

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3
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Father of Psycho-drama who began using the term “Group Therapy”

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Jacob Marino

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4
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3 levels of group therapy

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Primary (preventive)

Secondary (shorten duration of a present disturbance)

Tertiary (for those with long-term emotional problems)

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5
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Says it is “Riskier to make a decision as a group”

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Risky Shift Phenomenon

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Says that in groups, individuals become more extreme in shared positions

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Group Polarization

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7
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In groups, counseling and therapy do not mean the same thing. What is the difference?

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Counseling-growth, prevention, enhancement of self-awareness

Therapy- remediation, personality reconstruction, longer duration, unconscious material, past issues

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8
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Type of group: help healthy individuals to deal better with normal life transitions

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Personal Growth Group

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9
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Group leaders focused on a goal or outcome

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Product Leaders

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10
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Group leaders focused on using personal power and attractiveness

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Charismatic Leaders

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Group leaders focused on Impact of their own behavior on themselves and other group members, usually focused on the present moment

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Confrontive Leaders

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Group leaders: focus on here and now, the meaning of behavior, often seen as charismatic and less peer oriented

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Speculative Leaders

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13
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When group members gang up on a group member

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Scapegoating

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14
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Group role: secretly wishes they were running the group

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Gatekeeper

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15
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Group role: tells irrelevant tales of woe

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Storyteller

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16
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Group member who doesn’t participate

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Social Isolate

17
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Group member placate, smooth things over, conciliatory

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Harmonizer

18
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Group Stage that is uneasy and suspicious

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Forming/Orientation/Pre-affiliation/Exploratory

19
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Group stage that marks the time with the most Conflict

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Storming/Transition

20
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Group Stage that is action-oriented and cohesive

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Working Stage

21
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Group stage that involves separation and breaking away

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Adjourning/Termination Stage

22
Q

graphically displays relationships of group members

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Sociogram

23
Q

Focus on group as a whole

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Horizontal Intervention

24
Q

Focus on one person at a time

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Vertical Interventions

25
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An assessment that - decides if a group is appropriate and what methodology will work best

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Ecological Assessment