Psychosocial Approaches (Ch14)

Question 1

Type of group: The purpose is to assist the members in becoming aware of their needs, values, ideas, and feelings through the performance of a shared task

Answer 1

task-oriented group

Question 2

Type of group: Responsive to all members’ needs and can carry out a variety of tasks

Answer 2

mature group

Question 3

Type of group: Concerned with meeting health needs and maintaining function

Answer 3

instrumental group

Question 4

Type of group: Focuses on the discussion of activities and issues outside of the group that are current or anticipated

Answer 4

topical group

Question 5

Type of group: Designed for the learning of specific skills

Answer 5

thematic group

Question 6

Type of group: The purpose is to assist members to acquire and develop group interaction skills

Answer 6

developmental group

Question 7

Type of group: Use individual tasks with minimal interaction required

Answer 7

parallel group

Question 8

Type of group: Consists of common, short-term activities requiring some interaction and cooperation

Answer 8

project group

Question 9

Type of group: Requires joint interaction on long-term tasks; completion of the task is not the focus; members are beginning to express their needs and address those of others

Answer 9

egocentric cooperative group

Question 10

Type of group: Designed to gather information about the individual’s task and group interaction skills that can be used to establish goals and plan intervention

Answer 10

evaluation group

Question 11

Type of group: Members learn to work together, not specifically to complete a task but to enjoy each other’s company and meet emotional needs

Answer 11

cooperative group