Group Work Practice Test 4 Flashcards
Discussing a conflict that arises in a group that involves all members of the group would be an example of
- a content issue
- a process issue
- a leader style issue
- a structural issue
a process issue
The number of people in an open group
- usually is more stable than in a closed group
- is usually larger than a closed group
- reflects the group leader’s marketing skills more than does a closed group
- is often smaller over time when compared to a closed group
usually is more stable than in a closed group
Which question does outcome evaluation address?
- What did group members like about being in a group?
- How are members different because of the group?
- How many people received the benefit of being in the group?
- All of the above
How are members different because of the group?
When a group member is speaking, it is best for a counselor to
- face the speaker
- smile politely
- express genuine emotion
- turn her face away from the speaker and look at other group members
face the speaker
Weight watchers is a
- task group
- marathon group
- psychotherapy group
- self help group
self help group
Open groups are most appropriate
- in schools
- in private practice
- in psychiatric hospitals
- all of the above
in psychiatric hospitals
A laissez-faire leader might
- allows group members to experience their own mistakes
- gives clear orders to the group
- has a hands-off policy and does not participate much
- assign one group member to be authoritarian
allows group members to experience their own mistakes
Which of the following is least supported when it comes to responding to resistant behavior in a group?
- discussion
- extinction
- confrontation
- modeling
extinction
A group member feels anxious and uneasy as a result of not being sure how she should behave in group counseling. She is experiencing
- role conflict
- role overload
- role dissonance
- role ambiguity
role ambiguity
Tuckman lists the stages of a group with all of the following pairs of rhyming words except ONE. Which one?
- norming, performing
- forming, storming
- mourning, adjourning
- conforming, swarming
conforming, swarming
The best way to describe group norms is as
- roles
- rules
- attitudes
- all of the above
rules
The “T” in “T-group” stands for
- testing
- taxonomy
- training
- techniques
training
One of the following does NOT refer to a style of group leadership. Which one?
- laissez-faire
- democratic
- effective
- autocratic
effective
Groups promote the experience of “universality”. This means
- We are unique and so are our problems
- There is a universal way to solve nearly any problem
- We are not the only people in the world experiencing a similar problem
- all of the above
We are not the only people in the world experiencing a similar problem
ACA and ASGW recommend screening group members
- only for minors
- for all groups
- only when the group takes place in a hospital
- only for chemical dependency groups
for all groups
