Question 1

The first step in developing a group is

Accepted Answer

A)  Beginning 
B)  Preparation 
C)  Genesis 
D)  Literature Review 
A)  Beginning 
B)  Preparation 
C)  Genesis 
D)  Literature Review A

Question 2

Elements of the ""Organizing the specifics"" stage include

Accepted Answer

A)  literature review 
B)  selecting group duration 
C)  choosing a theory 
D)  none of the above 
A)  literature review 
B)  selecting group duration 
C)  choosing a theory 
D)  none of the above B

Question 3

Another goal of a pre-group meeting is

Accepted Answer

A)  creation of autonomy 
B)  orientation to the group process 
C)  theory regulation 
D)  none of the above 
A)  creation of autonomy 
B)  orientation to the group process 
C)  theory regulation 
D)  none of the above B

Question 4

Screening for your group is

Accepted Answer

A)  rarely helpful 
B)  a good way to guarantee empathy 
C)  always advisable 
D)  none of the above 
A)  rarely helpful 
B)  a good way to guarantee empathy 
C)  always advisable 
D)  none of the above

Question 5

In a psychoeducational group, the number of group sessions should be tied to

Accepted Answer

A)  your desired financial goal 
B)  your coleader contract 
C)  your facilitative conditions 
D)  the skills needed to remidiate the skills deficit 
A)  your desired financial goal 
B)  your coleader contract 
C)  your facilitative conditions 
D)  the skills needed to remidiate the skills deficit

Question 6

In marketing your group, you may choose to conduct

Accepted Answer

A)  a pilot group 
B)  a free demonstration 
C)  a literture review 
D)  a community needs assessment 
A)  a pilot group 
B)  a free demonstration 
C)  a literture review 
D)  a community needs assessment

Question 7

Individuals with severe pathology that are determined to be a poor fit for the group should always be given

Accepted Answer

A)  referrals for other forms of treatment 
B)  vouchers for free counseling 
C)  medication 
D)  bibliotherapy 
A)  referrals for other forms of treatment 
B)  vouchers for free counseling 
C)  medication 
D)  bibliotherapy

Question 8

The structure of a pre-group meeting can

Accepted Answer

A)  be a regular 50 minute session 
B)  include discussion of the attendance policy 
C)  include a discussion of ground rules for group 
D)  all of the above 
A)  be a regular 50 minute session 
B)  include discussion of the attendance policy 
C)  include a discussion of ground rules for group 
D)  all of the above

Question 9

The primary goal of screening is to

Accepted Answer

A)  ensure that no dual relationships exist 
B)  provide early change 
C)  ensure members are a good fit for group 
D)  market your group to the community 
A)  ensure that no dual relationships exist 
B)  provide early change 
C)  ensure members are a good fit for group 
D)  market your group to the community

Question 10

Group members that are maintaining at least one significant relationship outiside of group have less chance of

Accepted Answer

A)  being judgemental in group 
B)  becoming too dependent on the group for relationship needs 
C)  catharsis 
D)  giving advice 
A)  being judgemental in group 
B)  becoming too dependent on the group for relationship needs 
C)  catharsis 
D)  giving advice

The first step in developing a group is

Elements of the ""Organizing the specifics"" stage include

Another goal of a pre-group meeting is

Screening for your group is

In a psychoeducational group, the number of group sessions should be tied to

In marketing your group, you may choose to conduct

Individuals with severe pathology that are determined to be a poor fit for the group should always be given

The structure of a pre-group meeting can

The primary goal of screening is to

Group members that are maintaining at least one significant relationship outiside of group have less chance of

History and Rationale of Group Counseling

Diversity and Social Justice in Group Work

Group Work and Theory

Ethics and Leadership Training

Leadership Styles, Skills, and Functions

The Group Leaders Internal Experience

Co-Leadership: Rationale and Implementation

Maintaining a Group: Process and Development

Working Effectively With Resistance in Groups

Evaluating the Leader and the Group

Group Counseling of Children

Group Counseling With Adolescents

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Exam 8: The Steps for Initiating a Group

The first step in developing a group is

Elements of the ""Organizing the specifics"" stage include

Another goal of a pre-group meeting is

Screening for your group is

In a psychoeducational group, the number of group sessions should be tied to

In marketing your group, you may choose to conduct

Individuals with severe pathology that are determined to be a poor fit for the group should always be given

The structure of a pre-group meeting can

The primary goal of screening is to

Group members that are maintaining at least one significant relationship outiside of group have less chance of

History and Rationale of Group Counseling

Diversity and Social Justice in Group Work

Group Work and Theory

Ethics and Leadership Training

Leadership Styles, Skills, and Functions

The Group Leaders Internal Experience

Co-Leadership: Rationale and Implementation

Maintaining a Group: Process and Development

Working Effectively With Resistance in Groups

Evaluating the Leader and the Group

Group Counseling of Children

Group Counseling With Adolescents

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