Exam 2: Historical Developments
Exam 1: Introduction29 Questions
Exam 2: Historical Developments30 Questions
Exam 3: Understanding Group Dynamics30 Questions
Exam 4: Leadership30 Questions
Exam 5: Leadership and Diversity29 Questions
Exam 6: Planning the Group30 Questions
Exam 7: The Group Begins30 Questions
Exam 8: Assessment30 Questions
Exam 9: Treatment Groups: Foundation Methods30 Questions
Exam 10: Treatment Groups: Specialized Methods30 Questions
Exam 11: Task Groups: Foundation Methods30 Questions
Exam 12: Task Groups: Specialized Methods30 Questions
Exam 13: Ending the Groups Work30 Questions
Exam 14: Evaluation30 Questions
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The social goals model tends not to be used in
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Interest in group work in schools of social welfare weakened in the
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Attempts to revitalize social group work in social work came about from which source
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Describe how you might use learning theory to plan a social work group in an elementary school.
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Corrective emotional experiences in social group work are connected with what theory
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The theory of group work that focuses on the way members influence one another during social interactions is the:
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The theory that views the group as a gestalt, or an evolving entity of opposing forces that act to hold members of the group and to move the group along in its quest for goal achievement, is:
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Another type of inquiry that comes mostly from experiments and observations of groups was done by
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According to Field Theory, the amount of attraction that the members of a group feel for one another is called:
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When the behaviors of the group members and the worker are governed by the consequences of their actions, it can be said that they are engaging in which type of learning:
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There are two types of inquiries that have enhanced our understanding of social work groups. One of these is
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The theory that uses structured groups to confront, challenge and eliminate antisocial peer group norms and replace them with prosocial norms is known as:
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In the 1940s and 1950s, group work focused more frequently on
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The degree of agreement regarding goals and other group phenomena is called:
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Describe how social scientists contributed to the knowledge base of social group work.
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The potency of goals and objects in the life space of a group is called:
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The model of social group work that focuses on individuals within the context of the neighborhood and the social environment is known as the:
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