Group

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In determine the appropriateness of a client for q therapy group, the most important factor is

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Attitudes toward him/herself, adaptive operations, perception of reality

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For drug addicted client, the treatment should be

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Treatment groups composed of similarly addicted individuals: these groups are often effective in dealing with denial and in confronting group members

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Reality therapy

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Reality, responsibility, and rightness. Focused on actuality, taking responsibility for ones action and making value judgements that distinguish it from other methods

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Treatment group; 1st meeting with a group, social worker should

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Avoid asking questions and allow for the expression of questions and feelings. Members are expected to raise questions and issues that they wish to address.

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Interactional agenda group

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Yalom: method of working with higher functioning inpatient

Groups. It usee the agenda go-around approach

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Symbolic interactionism

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The emphasis on interaction and interpretation of the situation are fundamental ideas.

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Reciprocal model

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Emphasize democratic decision-making and interdependence in completing tasks. No specific goals are established, negotiated and work through the group

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Remedial model

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Group is seen as the primary context and means of treatment. Emphasize interactions among members. Goals are preset

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Field theorists

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Kurt Lewin: games social psychologist who was known as the father of group dynamics. He was responsible for introducing research methods and techniques in the study of small group dynamics

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Tavistock

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Treatment groups or group relations training or study groups that encourage experimentation but have no distinctive research agenda regarding small group

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Cognitive consistency theory help group

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Think through their working agreements or contracts, build group consciousness, share data and pinpoint or eliminate obstacles. Seek consistency in focus and direction

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Managed care

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Involve homogeneous group with clearly identified symptoms and specific interventions that efficiently user resources and shown to offer measurable results.

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Characteristic of scapegoat

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Vulnerable and have inability to respond effectively to the aggression of others

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Reminiscent group

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Reminiscing earlier experiences. Help clients to re-exoerience and relieve early events to increase morale, self-esteem, Life satisfaction

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Reciprocal model goals are

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Derived through group interaction in a contacting process.

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If the group decision was made democratically

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The worker should affirm the process and not seek to undermine it

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Reference group

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One identifies with and uses as a significant source of personal values and goals. Professional, business...

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Head injury trauma group

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Homogeneous in that members are at similar stages in the recovery process.

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With a Group of domestic violence men court mandated

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Recognize that male bonding as a potential threat to group treatment

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Consciousness raising

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Focusing on strengths, competence and potentials for empowerment to counter negative self blaming mechanism

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Vignette

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Adolescents often test their relations with authority and need help finding appropriate ways to assert their autonomy

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The focus that receives the least attention in behavioral group treatment is

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The relationship with the worker

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Group cohesion

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A sense of shared purpose and identification with other members

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The social goals model

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Focused on helping members achieve they own goals in the group and in the larger society