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Therapy
100
Name Three reasons to use exercises with group.
Name Three reasons to use exercises with group. To increase the comfort level To provide the leader with useful information To generate discussion and focus the group To shift the focus To deepen the focus
100
Identify two reasons for cutting-off a member and staying on topic.
Times when the topic is worth pursuing but not solely with one member Often, members do not feel cut off because the topic is still continuing “Let me get other members’ comments about how what you’re saying relates to them”
200
Identify three situations in which cutting-off a group member is appropriate?
rambling, storytelling, or avoiding going deeper or being inappropriate.
200
What is an appropriate example of cutting-off a member and staying with a person.
Let’s stay with Sandy.
300
Identify four reasons for members to be silent in a group.
Fear/anxiety Thinking or processing Quiet by nature Not mentally present Not prepared Confused Lack of trust or commitment to group Intimidation by a dominant member or leader
300
Identify four ways of shifting the focus in group.
From a topic to a person From a topic to another topic From a topic to an activity From a person to another person From a person to a topic From a person to an activity From an activity to a topic From an activity to a person
400
Identify four reasons for using a round in a group.
Building comfort, trust, and cohesion Get members focused Gather information and locate energy Shift the focus to involve all members Draw out quiet members Deepen the intensity Process exercises Summarize
400
Who came first the chicken or the egg?
Well, whatever you answered will count, you get a bonus point just for being active :-) FREE POINT
500
Identify four working stage traits and tasks.
Members focus on purpose Members learn new material Thoroughly discuss various topics Complete tasks Engage in personal sharing and therapeutic work Members decide how much they want to get involved
500
How many legs does a chicken have?
TWO, that's right, a bonus question :-)