Exam 4: Types of Groups in the Macro Social Environment

Preparing and distributing an agenda in advance of a meeting is a means of empowerment via good committee leadership.

Which type of task group consists of a small group of people who conduct almost all of their collaborative work by electronic communication rather than in face-to-face meetings?

Which of the following is a group that meets to establish, monitor, and coordinate service plans on the behalf of a client system?

Cite at least four of the six tactics that leaders can utilize to facilitate successful meetings.

Social action groups in communities may involve one of three dimensions. Which of the following is NOT one of those dimensions?

Which type of treatment group is designed to provide information to participants?

Consider the six primary types of treatment groups. Describe the purpose of three of those groups and give an example of each.

Which type of treatment group sometimes uses an Afrocentric approach to help juvenile offenders?

A delegate council is a group of representatives from a series of agencies or units within a single agency.

Task groups are also referred to as _____ groups.

Which of the following was NOT presented as a barrier to successful teamwork?

Treatment conferences are also referred to as treatment groups.

An assistant director, social work director, home care staff director, and on-grounds school principal who work in a residential treatment center for girls with serious behavioral and emotional problems are examples of a(n):

There are eight main types of task groups designed to meet client, organizational, and community needs.

A board of directors is an administrative group that formulates the mission, objectives, and policies of an organization.

Which of the following treatment groups is led by an expert therapist and helps members with serious psychological and emotional problems change their behavior?

Clients and their families are not invited to participate in treatment conferences.

Treatment conferences involve different participants at each meeting, which makes them different from teams.

Good intentions and a cooperative attitude are sufficient to ensure effective teamwork.

All educational groups are aimed at increasing members' information or skills.