Question 1

The ___________ can be applied to defensiveness on the individual,family,group and organizational levels.

Accepted Answer

A) motivational model 
B) quasi-stationary social equilibrium model 
C) social systems model 
D) ecological equilibrium model 
A) motivational model 
B) quasi-stationary social equilibrium model 
C) social systems model 
D) ecological equilibrium model B

Question 2

The monopolizer is a member who prevents the group from deep discussion of an issue by diverting the discussion.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False  False

Question 3

Which of the following is NOT a property of the group as an organism?​

Accepted Answer

A) common purpose. 
B) group culture. 
C) group think. 
D) group relationship with the environment. 
A) common purpose. 
B) group culture. 
C) group think. 
D) group relationship with the environment. C

Question 4

In a 2008 study Lindgren,Barber,and Sandahl (2008)found that the individual group members first develop a working relationship with the other members and then with the group leader.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 5

The term _______ suggests that the boundary between the group and its environment is not closed.

Accepted Answer

A) open-social system 
B) group culture 
C) open-culture system 
D) entropic system 
A) open-social system 
B) group culture 
C) open-culture system 
D) entropic system

Question 6

Which of the following statement is true regarding quiet members?​

Accepted Answer

A) group leaders should always deal with quiet members directly. 
B) a quiet member is unable to benefit from group sessions. 
C) many quiet members have not developed the skills to be appropriate for group work. 
D) acting with the quiet member and not on the quiet member is crucial. 
A) group leaders should always deal with quiet members directly. 
B) a quiet member is unable to benefit from group sessions. 
C) many quiet members have not developed the skills to be appropriate for group work. 
D) acting with the quiet member and not on the quiet member is crucial.

Question 7

Which of the following is an appropriate strategy for addressing a group member who monopolizes?​

Accepted Answer

A) Attending to the thoughts and feeling of the first client. 
B) Being direct in a confrontational manner. 
C) Taking responsibility for the helping the monopolizer. 
D) Being aware of the integration of process and content. 
A) Attending to the thoughts and feeling of the first client. 
B) Being direct in a confrontational manner. 
C) Taking responsibility for the helping the monopolizer. 
D) Being aware of the integration of process and content.

Question 8

Which of the following statement(s)is correct?​

Accepted Answer

A) Internal leaders are a threat to the group leader's authority. 
B) Internal leaders are examples of deviant members. 
C) The emergence of internal leaders is a sign that the work is going well. 
D) The emergence of internal leaders is a sign that the work has progressed as much as possible. 
A) Internal leaders are a threat to the group leader's authority. 
B) Internal leaders are examples of deviant members. 
C) The emergence of internal leaders is a sign that the work is going well. 
D) The emergence of internal leaders is a sign that the work has progressed as much as possible.

Question 9

The "social role" is synonymous with the "inner self".

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 10

The case of Posttraumatic Stress Disorder Vietnam Veterans Group illustrates:​

Accepted Answer

A) the worker's ability to recognize the group's relationship to its environment as a central to the work. 
B) the concept of the group leader as an outsider. 
C) the intimacy theme. 
D) answers "the worker's ability to recognize the group's relationship to its environment as a central to the work." and "the concept of the group leader as an outsider." 
A) the worker's ability to recognize the group's relationship to its environment as a central to the work. 
B) the concept of the group leader as an outsider. 
C) the intimacy theme. 
D) answers "the worker's ability to recognize the group's relationship to its environment as a central to the work." and "the concept of the group leader as an outsider."

Question 11

The cases of The Couple's Group and the "Crying Chair" demonstrate which aspect of the authority theme?​

Accepted Answer

A) the group leader's limitations 
B) the group leader as an outsider 
C) the group leader as a caring person 
D) the group leader's demand for work 
A) the group leader's limitations 
B) the group leader as an outsider 
C) the group leader as a caring person 
D) the group leader's demand for work

Question 12

The Bennis and Shepard Model:​

Accepted Answer

A) addresses authority and intimacy themes. 
B) described two personality types: dependent member and independent member. 
C) starts with the independence phase,which works on dependence issues of the group. 
D) all of the above 
A) addresses authority and intimacy themes. 
B) described two personality types: dependent member and independent member. 
C) starts with the independence phase,which works on dependence issues of the group. 
D) all of the above

Question 13

The case of Parent Recruitment Group Example illustrates how ________ can be used to integrate process and content.

Accepted Answer

A) the deviant member 
B) the scapegoat 
C) the monopolizer 
D) the gatekeeper 
A) the deviant member 
B) the scapegoat 
C) the monopolizer 
D) the gatekeeper

Question 14

According to Fedele,which of the following are the three central constructs found in relational theory?​

Accepted Answer

A) paradox,connection,resonance 
B) enchantment,disenchantment,consensual validation 
C) paradox,connection,consensual validation 
D) enchantment,disenchantment,resonance 
A) paradox,connection,resonance 
B) enchantment,disenchantment,consensual validation 
C) paradox,connection,consensual validation 
D) enchantment,disenchantment,resonance

Question 15

In the case of The Fight-Flight Basic Assumption Group:​

Accepted Answer

A) the leader fails to tune in to the groups switch into fight-flight mode. 
B) the group illustrates the problems associated with leader's inability to help members express their anger. 
C) the leader is able to make a demand for work by expression of her empathy. 
D) the leader is able to enter the resolution stage without conflict. 
A) the leader fails to tune in to the groups switch into fight-flight mode. 
B) the group illustrates the problems associated with leader's inability to help members express their anger. 
C) the leader is able to make a demand for work by expression of her empathy. 
D) the leader is able to enter the resolution stage without conflict.

Question 16

The scapegoat is:​

Accepted Answer

A) an individual who verbally or physically attacks other members of the group. 
B) a member of the group whose behavior deviates from the general norm of the group. 
C) fulfills a functional role in the group. 
D) a group member who needs more support than other group members. 
A) an individual who verbally or physically attacks other members of the group. 
B) a member of the group whose behavior deviates from the general norm of the group. 
C) fulfills a functional role in the group. 
D) a group member who needs more support than other group members.

Question 17

Which of the following deals with norms and taboos as central concepts?​

Accepted Answer

A) The Bennis and Shepard Model 
B) The Stone Center's Relational Model 
C) Bion's Emotionality Theory 
D) The Homans Social Systems Model 
A) The Bennis and Shepard Model 
B) The Stone Center's Relational Model 
C) Bion's Emotionality Theory 
D) The Homans Social Systems Model

Question 18

The Homans Social Systems model​

Accepted Answer

A) describes two in interdependent systems: the internal system and the external system 
B) describes three major elements of behavior: interaction,sentiment,and activity. 
C) deals with issues associated with negotiating with the environment. 
D) all of these answers. 
A) describes two in interdependent systems: the internal system and the external system 
B) describes three major elements of behavior: interaction,sentiment,and activity. 
C) deals with issues associated with negotiating with the environment. 
D) all of these answers.

Question 19

The recognition of a group leader's limitations is an important step for a group.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 20

The deviant member of the group can act as a spokesperson for the group as a whole.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

The ___________ can be applied to defensiveness on the individual,family,group and organizational levels.

The monopolizer is a member who prevents the group from deep discussion of an issue by diverting the discussion.

Which of the following is NOT a property of the group as an organism?

In a 2008 study Lindgren,Barber,and Sandahl (2008)found that the individual group members first develop a working relationship with the other members and then with the group leader.

The term _______ suggests that the boundary between the group and its environment is not closed.

Which of the following statement is true regarding quiet members?

Which of the following is an appropriate strategy for addressing a group member who monopolizes?

Which of the following statement(s)is correct?

The "social role" is synonymous with the "inner self".

The case of Posttraumatic Stress Disorder Vietnam Veterans Group illustrates:

The cases of The Couple's Group and the "Crying Chair" demonstrate which aspect of the authority theme?

The Bennis and Shepard Model:

The case of Parent Recruitment Group Example illustrates how ________ can be used to integrate process and content.

According to Fedele,which of the following are the three central constructs found in relational theory?

In the case of The Fight-Flight Basic Assumption Group:

The scapegoat is:

Which of the following deals with norms and taboos as central concepts?

The Homans Social Systems model

The recognition of a group leader's limitations is an important step for a group.

The deviant member of the group can act as a spokesperson for the group as a whole.

An Interactional Approach To Helping

Oppression Psychology Resilience And Social Work Practice

The Preliminary Phase Of Work

Beginnings And The Contracting Skills

Skills In The Work Phase

Endings And Transitions

The Preliminary And Beginning Phases In Family Practice

The Middle And Ending Phases In Family Practice

Variations In Family Practice

The Preliminary Phase In Group Practice The Group As A Mutual Aid System

The Beginning Phase With Groups

The Middle Phase Of Group Work

Endings And Transitions With Groups

Professional Impact And Helping Clients Negotiate The System

Social Work Practice In The Community Philosophy Models Principles And Practice

Evidence Based Practice And Additional Social Work Practice Models

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Exam 13: Working With The Individual And The Group

The ___________ can be applied to defensiveness on the individual,family,group and organizational levels.

The monopolizer is a member who prevents the group from deep discussion of an issue by diverting the discussion.

Which of the following is NOT a property of the group as an organism?​

In a 2008 study Lindgren,Barber,and Sandahl (2008)found that the individual group members first develop a working relationship with the other members and then with the group leader.

The term _______ suggests that the boundary between the group and its environment is not closed.

Which of the following statement is true regarding quiet members?​

Which of the following is an appropriate strategy for addressing a group member who monopolizes?​

Which of the following statement(s)is correct?​

The "social role" is synonymous with the "inner self".

The case of Posttraumatic Stress Disorder Vietnam Veterans Group illustrates:​

The cases of The Couple's Group and the "Crying Chair" demonstrate which aspect of the authority theme?​

The Bennis and Shepard Model:​

The case of Parent Recruitment Group Example illustrates how ________ can be used to integrate process and content.

According to Fedele,which of the following are the three central constructs found in relational theory?​

In the case of The Fight-Flight Basic Assumption Group:​

The scapegoat is:​

Which of the following deals with norms and taboos as central concepts?​

The Homans Social Systems model​

The recognition of a group leader's limitations is an important step for a group.

The deviant member of the group can act as a spokesperson for the group as a whole.

An Interactional Approach To Helping

Oppression Psychology Resilience And Social Work Practice

The Preliminary Phase Of Work

Beginnings And The Contracting Skills

Skills In The Work Phase

Endings And Transitions

The Preliminary And Beginning Phases In Family Practice

The Middle And Ending Phases In Family Practice

Variations In Family Practice

The Preliminary Phase In Group Practice The Group As A Mutual Aid System

The Beginning Phase With Groups

The Middle Phase Of Group Work

Endings And Transitions With Groups

Professional Impact And Helping Clients Negotiate The System

Social Work Practice In The Community Philosophy Models Principles And Practice

Evidence Based Practice And Additional Social Work Practice Models

Filters

Which of the following is NOT a property of the group as an organism?

Which of the following statement is true regarding quiet members?

Which of the following is an appropriate strategy for addressing a group member who monopolizes?

Which of the following statement(s)is correct?

The case of Posttraumatic Stress Disorder Vietnam Veterans Group illustrates:

The cases of The Couple's Group and the "Crying Chair" demonstrate which aspect of the authority theme?

The Bennis and Shepard Model:

According to Fedele,which of the following are the three central constructs found in relational theory?

In the case of The Fight-Flight Basic Assumption Group:

The scapegoat is:

Which of the following deals with norms and taboos as central concepts?

The Homans Social Systems model