Mental health groups

Question 1

Associative group

Answer 1

less well developed social skills, fewer problem solving abilities, shorter attention spans

Question 2

Parallel group

Answer 2

individuals have a chance to work by themselves in a group setting

Question 3

Cooperative group

Answer 3

some assistance needed to set appropriate social interaction for setting limits, agree with other members on activities, express ideas and problem solve together, openly share emotions and challenges, group is about sharing and listening

Question 4

Mature group

Answer 4

OT serves as a peer in the group group members higher level thinking etc. Focuses on individuals completing a task in a specific amount of time

Question 5

Task-Oriented group

Answer 5

group designed to change behavior of clients while working on a specific
projects

Question 6

Thematic Group

Answer 6

focuses on the development of a specific skill or attitude in order for the group members to be able to complete a specific activity.

Question 7

Topical group

Answer 7

focus on issues and activities group members face in their daily lives. Education, skills training, problem solving, and

Question 8

Instrumental group

Answer 8

maintenance focused. All activities are centered around keeping the patient at the highest level of health and functionality.

Question 9

Egocentric cooperative group

Answer 9

Group members collaborate to complete a specific task in a long-term setting.

Question 10

Project group

Answer 10

complete a small project in a short amount of time in a competitive environment