Exam 16: Dealing-With-Problem-Situations

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"Problem Member" descriptions: A.Chronic talker B.Distracter C.Get-the-leader D.Negative member E.Rescuing member F.Resistant member -This member may prevent others from problem solving by trying to smooth over the negative feelings that another member is experiencing in an attempt to soothe the other member.

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Question 41

Which of the following is NOT true about the dynamics of sexual feelings between members in a group?

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Question 42

"Problem Member" descriptions: A.Chronic talker B.Distracter C.Get-the-leader D.Negative member E.Rescuing member F.Resistant member -This member rambles,repeats herself,and tells long,drawn out stories.Her stories are often not relevant to others,and her long-windedness often prevents others from being able to discuss their concerns.

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Question 43

A chronic talker who wants to impress the leader and other members and attempts to show others what he knows,may be thought of as ________________.

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Question 44

Some members are ________________ because they are forced to be in a group.

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Question 45

There may be occasions when a group member's behavior is so negative or distracting that it suggests he or she is not ready for a group experience.

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Question 46

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Which of the following is NOT true about the dynamics of sexual feelings between members in a group?

A chronic talker who wants to impress the leader and other members and attempts to show others what he knows,may be thought of as ________________.

Some members are ________________ because they are forced to be in a group.

There may be occasions when a group member's behavior is so negative or distracting that it suggests he or she is not ready for a group experience.

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Exam 16: Dealing-With-Problem-Situations

Which of the following is NOT true about the dynamics of sexual feelings between members in a group?​

A chronic talker who wants to impress the leader and other members and attempts to show others what he knows,may be thought of as ________________.​

Some members are ________________ because they are forced to be in a group.​

There may be occasions when a group member's behavior is so negative or distracting that it suggests he or she is not ready for a group experience.​

Introduction

Stages-Of-Groups

Purpose-Of-Groups

Planning

Getting-Started-The-Beginning-Stage

Basic-Skills-For-Group-Leaders

Focus

Cutting-Off-Drawing-Out

Rounds-Dyads

Exercises

Introducing-Conducting-And-Processing-Exercises

Leading-The-Middle-Stage-Of-A-Group

Using-Counseling-Theories-In-Groups

Counseling-Therapy-In-Groups

Closing-A-Session-Or-Group

Working-With-Specific-Populations

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Which of the following is NOT true about the dynamics of sexual feelings between members in a group?

A chronic talker who wants to impress the leader and other members and attempts to show others what he knows,may be thought of as ________________.

Some members are ________________ because they are forced to be in a group.

There may be occasions when a group member's behavior is so negative or distracting that it suggests he or she is not ready for a group experience.