Exam 8: Social Development in Adolescence

The P in the RAP framework for leading multiracial groups stands for:

List seven disorders that are included in the Diagnostic and Statistical Manual of Mental Disorders-5 category of personality disorders.

Adolescents have a strong herd drive.

The self-talk approach asserts the reasons for any criminal act can be identified by discovering what the offender was thinking prior to and during the time when the crime was being committed.

Rational therapy asserts that unwanted emotions are primarily caused by negative and irrational self-talk. Describe this approach,and summarize the ways to change unwanted emotions. What do you see as the merits and shortcomings of this approach?

Explain how the Bales model of group development differs from both the Garland,Jones,Kolodny model and the Tuckman model.

_____ is a condition in which the acceptance of the approved standards of conduct is weakened.

Some self-help groups focus on social advocacy.

The _____ approach defines leadership as occurring whenever one member in a group influences other members to help the group reach its goals.

Rational therapy asserts that our self-talk primarily determines how we feel,and by changing our self-talk we can change any unwanted emotion.

Describe the primary objective of each of the following groups: task,problem solving and decision making,focus,self-help,and socialization.

Bulimics tend to have more active social lives than anorexics.

The _____ self-concept states that we develop our self-concept in terms of how other people react to us.

An active listening response involves either reflecting feelings or restating content.

The following is true about compulsive overeaters:

The helper therapy principle asserts that a helper in group counseling receives psychological rewards from helping others.

Describe the servant leadership approach.

Explain the medical model and how it began.

Outline the causes of anorexia nervosa,bulimia nervosa,and compulsive overeating.

A(n)_____ is a specially assembled collection of people who respond through a semistructured or structured discussion to the concerns and interests of the person,group,or organization that invited the participants.