Exam 3: Practice Skills for Working With Groups

A motion to "call the question" is not debatable.

Majority rule is a satisfactory decision-making method when the matter is of little consequence.

Treatment groups exist largely to help clients resolve problems.

Win-lose situations sometimes become lose-lose situations.

Describe the four phases of group development, and what is expected to occur in each phase.

The _____ step in the Generalist Intervention Model occurs in both task and treatment groups as members seek to understand the purpose of the group, the needs and potential contributions of members, and their commitment to the group.

During the ______ stage of group development, most groups display a strong reliance on the leader.

One of the facets of structure is the use of time.

Filibustering is calling for an immediate vote on an issue.

In program consultation, the focus is on a specific client

Which of the following is not a task group?

Modeling is the working together of two or more service providers.

Improving an agency's service might be an appropriate focus for:

Regarding treatment groups, which of the following is accurate?

The term "support group" is sometimes used interchangeably with "social action group."

Task groups may be created to advocate for policies that advance human rights.

Thinktank is the term used to describe situations where groups have the illusion of agreement but have really failed to carefully consider their decisions.

Listener, encourager, and follower are examples of which role?

Which of the following is a maintenance role? 

In group development, the working phase of the group usually occurs during the third stage of development.