Question 1

Adlerian group leaders should

Accepted Answer

A)  be directive. 
B)  be collaborative. 
C)  not self-disclose. 
D)  be judgmental. 
A)  be directive. 
B)  be collaborative. 
C)  not self-disclose. 
D)  be judgmental. B

Question 2

__________ is a creative psychodrama technique in which a collection of various props are available for group members to use in a variety of activities.

Accepted Answer

A)  The magic shop 
B)  Creative imagery 
C)  Guided autobiography 
D)  Monodrama 
A)  The magic shop 
B)  Creative imagery 
C)  Guided autobiography 
D)  Monodrama A

Question 3

Which of the following statements is true regarding group enactment in psychodrama?

Accepted Answer

A)  Group members self-assess when they are ready to do a group enactment. 
B)  All situations can be enacted by the group. 
C)  The leader is not able to assess whether a member is ready for group enactment. 
D)  Not all situations can be enacted by the group, and some enactment may do more harm than good. 
A)  Group members self-assess when they are ready to do a group enactment. 
B)  All situations can be enacted by the group. 
C)  The leader is not able to assess whether a member is ready for group enactment. 
D)  Not all situations can be enacted by the group, and some enactment may do more harm than good. D

Question 4

The most commonly used Gestalt technique to promote awareness and integration is

Accepted Answer

A)  making the rounds. 
B)  focusing on members' nonverbal communication. 
C)  the empty chair. 
D)  addressing unfinished business. 
A)  making the rounds. 
B)  focusing on members' nonverbal communication. 
C)  the empty chair. 
D)  addressing unfinished business.

Question 5

__________ is an example of an experiment in Gestalt groups in which the leader develops a sentence stem and then has each member complete the sentence.

Accepted Answer

A)  Making the rounds 
B)  Focusing on members' nonverbal communication 
C)  The empty chair 
D)  Addressing unfinished business 
A)  Making the rounds 
B)  Focusing on members' nonverbal communication 
C)  The empty chair 
D)  Addressing unfinished business

Question 6

__________ is a psychodrama technique in which the member who is the protagonist in the scene teaches another member to play his/her part.

Accepted Answer

A)  Role reversal 
B)  Role playing 
C)  Role training 
D)  Soliloquy 
A)  Role reversal 
B)  Role playing 
C)  Role training 
D)  Soliloquy

Question 7

The figure-ground concept in Gestalt therapy refers to the ability of members to

Accepted Answer

A)  identify parts of themselves of which they were unaware. 
B)  identify which needs and tasks are central to existence and which are secondary. 
C)  examine the internal and conflicting messages about their past. 
D)  All of the above. 
A)  identify parts of themselves of which they were unaware. 
B)  identify which needs and tasks are central to existence and which are secondary. 
C)  examine the internal and conflicting messages about their past. 
D)  All of the above.

Question 8

__________ is a technique used in Adlerian group work in which members are asked to increase negative thoughts and behaviors.

Accepted Answer

A)  Confrontation 
B)  Paradoxical intention 
C)  Acting as if 
D)  Visual imagery 
A)  Confrontation 
B)  Paradoxical intention 
C)  Acting as if 
D)  Visual imagery

Question 9

Describe at least four techniques that can be used in psychodrama groups.

Accepted Answer

1. Role Reversal: This technique involve

Question 10

What are the primary goals of psychodrama?

Accepted Answer

Psychodrama is a form of experiential th

Question 11

Which of the following Adlerian techniques should be used with caution with young children?

Accepted Answer

A)  Visual imagery 
B)  Paradoxical intention 
C)  Interpretation 
D)  Modeling social skills 
A)  Visual imagery 
B)  Paradoxical intention 
C)  Interpretation 
D)  Modeling social skills

Question 12

Explain the concept of Topdog/Underdog. How is the concept used in Gestalt therapy?

Accepted Answer

The concept of Topdog/Underdog in Gestal

Question 13

Dyad work normally occurs during the __________ stage of psychodrama groups.

Accepted Answer

A)  preparation 
B)  working 
C)  performing 
D)  application 
A)  preparation 
B)  working 
C)  performing 
D)  application

Question 14

All of the following adjectives can be used to describe the Underdog, EXCEPT

Accepted Answer

A)  apologetic. 
B)  manipulative. 
C)  righteous. 
D)  defensive. 
A)  apologetic. 
B)  manipulative. 
C)  righteous. 
D)  defensive.

Question 15

What does research indicate about the effectiveness of Gestalt group therapy?

Accepted Answer

Research on the effectiveness of Gestalt

Question 16

All of the following describe the role of a leader in psychodrama groups EXCEPT

Accepted Answer

A)  planning the session. 
B)  acting out scenes with members. 
C)  leading the discussion after a scene has been acted out. 
D)  providing encouragement and guidance for the protagonist. 
A)  planning the session. 
B)  acting out scenes with members. 
C)  leading the discussion after a scene has been acted out. 
D)  providing encouragement and guidance for the protagonist.

Question 17

When the protagonist in a psychodrama arranges members in symbolic positions to visually illustrate relationships in his or her life, it is called

Accepted Answer

A)  a family snapshot. 
B)  the magic shop. 
C)  guided autobiography. 
D)  sculpting. 
A)  a family snapshot. 
B)  the magic shop. 
C)  guided autobiography. 
D)  sculpting.

Question 18

Describe the role and function of a leader using a psychodrama approach to group work.

Accepted Answer

In a psychodrama approach to group work,

Question 19

What is social interest? Why is the concept so integral to Adlerian therapy?

Accepted Answer

Social interest, as defined by Alfred Ad

Question 20

What element is most important to the functioning of an Adlerian group?

Accepted Answer

A)  The techniques 
B)  The personality of the group leader 
C)  The therapeutic style of the group leader 
D)  Equal parts techniques and personality of the group leader 
A)  The techniques 
B)  The personality of the group leader 
C)  The therapeutic style of the group leader 
D)  Equal parts techniques and personality of the group leader

Adlerian group leaders should

__________ is a creative psychodrama technique in which a collection of various props are available for group members to use in a variety of activities.

Which of the following statements is true regarding group enactment in psychodrama?

The most commonly used Gestalt technique to promote awareness and integration is

__________ is an example of an experiment in Gestalt groups in which the leader develops a sentence stem and then has each member complete the sentence.

__________ is a psychodrama technique in which the member who is the protagonist in the scene teaches another member to play his/her part.

The figure-ground concept in Gestalt therapy refers to the ability of members to

__________ is a technique used in Adlerian group work in which members are asked to increase negative thoughts and behaviors.

Describe at least four techniques that can be used in psychodrama groups.

What are the primary goals of psychodrama?

Which of the following Adlerian techniques should be used with caution with young children?

Explain the concept of Topdog/Underdog. How is the concept used in Gestalt therapy?

Dyad work normally occurs during the __________ stage of psychodrama groups.

All of the following adjectives can be used to describe the Underdog, EXCEPT

What does research indicate about the effectiveness of Gestalt group therapy?

All of the following describe the role of a leader in psychodrama groups EXCEPT

When the protagonist in a psychodrama arranges members in symbolic positions to visually illustrate relationships in his or her life, it is called

Describe the role and function of a leader using a psychodrama approach to group work.

What is social interest? Why is the concept so integral to Adlerian therapy?

What element is most important to the functioning of an Adlerian group?

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The Working Stage

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Exam 19: Adlerian, Gestalt, and Psychodrama Approaches to Counseling and Psychotherapy Groups: Theory, Techniques, and Applications

Adlerian group leaders should

__________ is a creative psychodrama technique in which a collection of various props are available for group members to use in a variety of activities.

Which of the following statements is true regarding group enactment in psychodrama?

The most commonly used Gestalt technique to promote awareness and integration is

__________ is an example of an experiment in Gestalt groups in which the leader develops a sentence stem and then has each member complete the sentence.

__________ is a psychodrama technique in which the member who is the protagonist in the scene teaches another member to play his/her part.

The figure-ground concept in Gestalt therapy refers to the ability of members to

__________ is a technique used in Adlerian group work in which members are asked to increase negative thoughts and behaviors.

Describe at least four techniques that can be used in psychodrama groups.

What are the primary goals of psychodrama?

Which of the following Adlerian techniques should be used with caution with young children?

Explain the concept of Topdog/Underdog. How is the concept used in Gestalt therapy?

Dyad work normally occurs during the __________ stage of psychodrama groups.

All of the following adjectives can be used to describe the Underdog, EXCEPT

What does research indicate about the effectiveness of Gestalt group therapy?

All of the following describe the role of a leader in psychodrama groups EXCEPT

When the protagonist in a psychodrama arranges members in symbolic positions to visually illustrate relationships in his or her life, it is called

Describe the role and function of a leader using a psychodrama approach to group work.

What is social interest? Why is the concept so integral to Adlerian therapy?

What element is most important to the functioning of an Adlerian group?

Introduction to Group Work: Historical Perspectives and Functional

Ethical and Legal Foundations of Group Work

Multicultural Issues in Group Work

Outcome Research in Group Work

Leading Groups

Distinguishing Group Member Roles

Planning for Group Work

Accountability in Group Work

Forming and Orienting Groups

The Transition Stage in Group Work

The Working Stage

Termination

Group Work Across the Lifespan

Leading Task Groups

Leading Psychoeducational Groups

Person-Centered and Existential Approaches to Group Counseling and Psychotherapy: Theory, Techniques, and Applications

The Rational-Emotive Behavior Therapy Approach to Group Counseling and Psychotherapy: Theory, Techniques, and Applications

Reality Therapy, Solution-Focused, and Behavioral Approaches to Counseling and Psychotherapy Groups: Theories, Techniques, and Applications

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