Various Types Of Groups
(Chapter 1 Corey)
(Chapter 1 Corey)
The focus of this type of group is on application of group dynamics principles & processes to improve practice & to foster accomplishment of identified work goals.
Task Groups
Name 3 personal characteristics of an effective group leader
Courage
Willingness to model
Presence
Goodwill, Genuineness, and Caring
Belief in Group Process
Openness
Non defensiveness in Coping With Criticism
Becoming Aware of Subtle Culture Issues
Being Able to Identify With a Client's Pain
Personal Power
Stamina
Commitment to Self-Care
Self-Awareness
Sense of Humor
Inventiveness
Personal Dedication and Commitment
______ pertains to the standards that govern the conduct of the professional members.
A) Legal issues
B) Ethical issues
C) cultural issues
B-Ethical issues
Theoretical integration tends to focus on differences, uses techniques drawn from many approaches, and is based on a systematic selection of techniques.
True or false?
False- The answer is Technical integration.
Samuel Slavson held education classes focused on hygiene with some inspirational religious readings for his patients suffering from tuberculosis.
True or False?
False. It was Joseph Pratt
Psychoeducational groups focus on developing 3 skills.
Please list all 3
Cognitive
Affective
Behavioral
This process involves absorbing content, noting gestures & subtle changes in voice or expression & sensing underlying messages.
Active Listening
Clinical issues involve using your professional judgement to act in accordance with ethical & legal mandates.
True or False
True
______ stresses the role of thinking and doing and tend to be action-orientated.
A) Postmodern approaches
B) Cognitive behavioral approaches
C) Psychodynamic approaches
C- Cognitive behavioral approaches
A form of group therapy in which group members engage in spontaneous theater & roleplaying.
A) cognitive behavioral therapy
B) dialectical behaviour therapy
C) psychodrama therapy
C-psychodrama therapy
Brief group therapy focus on interpersonal process and problem-solving strategies that stress conscious thoughts, feelings, and behavior.
True or False
False
The answer is counseling groups
Bombarding others with questions, Indirect communication, storytelling,& breaking confidence are all examples of _________.
Blocking
The process of presenting basic information about a group to potential group participants to assist them in deciding whether to enter the group & how to participate in it.
Informed consent
Humans are internally motivated & behave to control the world around them according to some purpose within them. This is based on what theory?
Choice Theory
This person is best-known & (perhaps) the most controversial figures in psychology.He formulated the model of
operant conditioning
B.F. Skinner
This type of group helps individual group members remediate psychological problems & interpersonal problems of living.
Psychotherapy groups
What two types of therapy models are most in use worldwide?
Cognitive behavior therapy
&
Psychodynamic therapy
There are five possible risks of therapeutic groups.
Please name three
Misuse of power
Self-disclosure
Maintaining confidentiality
Scapegoating
Confrontation
The _______ question allows members of a group to describe life without problems.
A) Miracle
B) Exception
C) Scaling
A) Miracle Question
Albert Ellis is best known as the creator of?
Rational Emotive Behavioral Therapy
What type of group is often the treatment of choice for specific problems such as clients with existential concerns, complicated grief reactions, medical illnesses, personality disorders, trauma reactions or adjustment problems
Brief group therapy
What does “PBE” stand for?
Practice-based evidence
This concept is based on the idea that society gives individuals and groups fair treatment & an equal share of benefits, resources, & opportunities.
Social Justice
This type of therapy focuses on issues of diversity, the complexity of sexism, and the centrality of social context in understanding gender issues.
Feminist Therapy
The development of a cohesive self is conceptualized along 3 axes.
Please list all 3.
Grandiosity axis
Idealization axis
Alter-ego connectedness axis