Groups

Question 1

The therapeutic relationship has been demonstrated to contribute what percentage of the client’s change?

Answer 1

30%

Question 2

Group counseling programs can help individuals

Answer 2

To develop tolerance to stress and anxiety. To find satisfaction in working and living with others. To learn to function effectively.

Question 3

Our textbook’s authors suggest that there are several categories of people who may not be appropriate for a group setting. Which of the following is NOT one of those categories of people?

Answer 3

People with trauma historys

Question 4

Groups provide a degree of anonymity and decreases the feeling of being put “on the spot,” thus benefiting individuals who feel threatened by what type of counseling relationship?

Answer 4

One-to-one

Question 5

Which type of therapy presented in Chapter 3 focuses on each member as a holistic, social creative being, whose every action has a purpose?

Answer 5

Adlerian

Question 6

Which of the following is a core condition of person-centered group therapy?

Answer 6

Unconditional positive regard, Genuineness, Empathy

Question 7

Which type of group is unique in its non-directiveness and emphasis on the climate in the group?

Answer 7

Person-Centered

Question 8

The two common types of co-leader incompatibility include:

Answer 8

personality differences and theoretical clashes

Question 9

psychodynamic approach to group therapy

Answer 9

Psychological and cognitive processes outside awareness influence behavior. Sometimes perceptions distort reality. Early experience affects later experience.

Question 10

The disadvantages of co-leadership focus mainly on what?

Answer 10

The consequences of dysfunction within the co-leader relationship.

Question 11

The leader in a problem-focused group is usually

Answer 11

Active and directive

Question 12

Which type of Specialized Group is most appropriate for individuals who have attained abstinence, but who have not necessarily established a proven track record indicating they have all the skills to maintain a drug-free state?

Answer 12

Relapse prevention

Question 13

Which group model has the purpose of bolstering members efforts to develop and strengthen the ability to manage their thinking and emotions and to develop better interpersonal skills as they recover from substance abuse?

Answer 13

Support groups

Question 14

Which group model focuses on the purpose of expansion of awareness about the behavioral, medical, and psychological consequences of substance use.

Answer 14

Psychoeducational Groups

Question 15

DBT is what type of group

Answer 15

Skills Development Group

Question 16

The authors make what assertion about a counselor/facilitator meeting their own emotional needs through group?

Answer 16

A counselor must be aware of their own emotional needs so that they do not try to use the group to meet those needs.

Question 17

The authors make what assertion about a counselor/facilitator meeting their own emotional needs through group?

Answer 17

A counselor must be aware of their own emotional needs so that they do not try to use the group to meet those needs.

Question 18

Nonmaleficence

Answer 18

due no harm

Question 19

Beneficence

Answer 19

Work actively for the good of the client

Question 20

Autonomy

Answer 20

promote independence and self-sufficiency