Exam 13: Using Counseling Theories in Groups

MATCHING: Match the descriptions of group situations below with the name of a listed theory. List of theories: -In a couples' group, the leader draws a diagram on the board that illustrates how the members of one working couple begin fighting with one another. The leader explains that one partner says something from the critical parent ego state that triggers the other partner to react from the child ego state.

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Question 21

The acronym, WDEP stands for want, doing ______________, plan.

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Question 22

Groups using Reality Therapy would discuss which concepts below?

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Question 23

Which is FALSE about the use of theory in therapy groups?

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Question 24

When teaching group members about rational emotive behavior theory, it is important to help them understand that some thoughts or "self-talk" are true and some _ ___.

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Question 25

In transactional analysis theory, ego states are developed as a result of the "messages" children get while growing up in a family situation.

(True/False)

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Question 26

According to the authors, group leaders who use Transactional Analysis often discuss

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Question 27

MATCHING: Match the descriptions of group situations below with the name of a listed theory. List of theories: -In an Adult Children of Alcoholics (ACOA) group, members begin to process about their families of origin. The leader and other members help a member to make a connection between her birth order and her behavior while growing up.

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Question 28

MATCHING: Match the descriptions of group situations below with the name of a listed theory. List of theories: -The leader describes one member's "angering" behavior as a result of a lack of power in his life. The group discusses short-term goals to help the member.

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Question 29

Which of the following represent Transactional Analysis techniques?

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Question 30

Rational Emotive Behavioral Therapy is based on the premise that __________cause feelings.

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Question 31

Reality therapy or choice theory focuses totally on the past rather than dealing with present day situations of group members.

(True/False)

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Question 32

MATCHING: Match the descriptions of group situations below with the name of a listed theory. List of theories: -In an eating disorders group for women, the leader and members help one member to dispute the thought, "I must look perfect in order to be loved." The leader helps all of the members to understand that by changing their thoughts they can change how they feel and behave.

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Question 33

One member is working on her need for approval from co-workers. The leader asks the other members to help her to generate rational sentences that can help her to remain in the "thinking chair", so that she can respond to her co-workers from her adult ego state. In this example, the group is using which two theories together?

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Question 34

REBT uses an A-B-C model to explain feelings and behaviors. The A represents the ____________event to be evaluated.

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Question 35

Rational Emotive Behavior Theory lends itself well to written activities.

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Question 36

Why do the authors believe it is important for counseling group leaders to have a strong knowledge of theory?

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Question 37

One advantage of a theory like Rational Emotive Behavior Theory is that it can be taught to the members who can apply it to their own lives.

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Question 38

Which of the following is FALSE regarding Gestalt Therapy?

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Question 39

In Adlerian thinking, the order of birth in a family may influence some of the child's learned behavior.

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The acronym, WDEP stands for want, doing ______________, plan.

Groups using Reality Therapy would discuss which concepts below?

Which is FALSE about the use of theory in therapy groups?

When teaching group members about rational emotive behavior theory, it is important to help them understand that some thoughts or "self-talk" are true and some _ ___.

In transactional analysis theory, ego states are developed as a result of the "messages" children get while growing up in a family situation.

According to the authors, group leaders who use Transactional Analysis often discuss

MATCHING: Match the descriptions of group situations below with the name of a listed theory. List of theories: -The leader describes one member's "angering" behavior as a result of a lack of power in his life. The group discusses short-term goals to help the member.

Which of the following represent Transactional Analysis techniques?

Rational Emotive Behavioral Therapy is based on the premise that __________cause feelings.

Reality therapy or choice theory focuses totally on the past rather than dealing with present day situations of group members.

REBT uses an A-B-C model to explain feelings and behaviors. The A represents the ____________event to be evaluated.

Rational Emotive Behavior Theory lends itself well to written activities.

Why do the authors believe it is important for counseling group leaders to have a strong knowledge of theory?

One advantage of a theory like Rational Emotive Behavior Theory is that it can be taught to the members who can apply it to their own lives.

Which of the following is FALSE regarding Gestalt Therapy?

In Adlerian thinking, the order of birth in a family may influence some of the child's learned behavior.

Introduction

Stages of Groups, Group Process, and Therapeutic Forces

Purpose of Groups

Planning

Getting Started: the Beginning Stage and Beginning Phase

Basic Skills for Group Leaders

Focus

Cutting Off and Drawing Out

Rounds and Dyads

Exercises

Introducing, Conducting, and Processing Exercises

Leading the Middle Stage of a Group

Counseling and Therapy in Groups

Closing a Session or Group

Dealing With Problem Situations

Working With Specific Populations

Issues in Group Counseling

Filters

Exam 13: Using Counseling Theories in Groups

The acronym, WDEP stands for want, doing ______________, plan.

Groups using Reality Therapy would discuss which concepts below?

Which is FALSE about the use of theory in therapy groups?

When teaching group members about rational emotive behavior theory, it is important to help them understand that some thoughts or "self-talk" are true and some ___ _____.

In transactional analysis theory, ego states are developed as a result of the "messages" children get while growing up in a family situation.

According to the authors, group leaders who use Transactional Analysis often discuss

MATCHING: Match the descriptions of group situations below with the name of a listed theory. List of theories: -The leader describes one member's "angering" behavior as a result of a lack of power in his life. The group discusses short-term goals to help the member.

Which of the following represent Transactional Analysis techniques?

Rational Emotive Behavioral Therapy is based on the premise that __________cause feelings.

Reality therapy or choice theory focuses totally on the past rather than dealing with present day situations of group members.

REBT uses an A-B-C model to explain feelings and behaviors. The A represents the ____________event to be evaluated.

Rational Emotive Behavior Theory lends itself well to written activities.

Why do the authors believe it is important for counseling group leaders to have a strong knowledge of theory?

One advantage of a theory like Rational Emotive Behavior Theory is that it can be taught to the members who can apply it to their own lives.

Which of the following is FALSE regarding Gestalt Therapy?

In Adlerian thinking, the order of birth in a family may influence some of the child's learned behavior.

Introduction

Stages of Groups, Group Process, and Therapeutic Forces

Purpose of Groups

Planning

Getting Started: the Beginning Stage and Beginning Phase

Basic Skills for Group Leaders

Focus

Cutting Off and Drawing Out

Rounds and Dyads

Exercises

Introducing, Conducting, and Processing Exercises

Leading the Middle Stage of a Group

Counseling and Therapy in Groups

Closing a Session or Group

Dealing With Problem Situations

Working With Specific Populations

Issues in Group Counseling

Filters

When teaching group members about rational emotive behavior theory, it is important to help them understand that some thoughts or "self-talk" are true and some _ ___.