Group

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_____ is a cluster of people in a recognizable unit

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group

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_____ ___ flourished in the US due to a shortage of indivudal therapists during WW II

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group therapy

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Prior to 1960 most counseling took place in a ____ setting

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dydaic

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the ASGW is the association for specialists in ___ __

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social work

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_____ is the father of psychodrama

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moreno

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in _____ the client expresses spontanoues feelings via role playing

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psychodrama

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_____ coined the term group therapy

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Moreno

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_____ introduced counseling to groups at child guidance facilties

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adler

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there are three distinct kinds of groups what are they?

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guidance
counseling
psychotherapy

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a _____ group is a primary group in that its mainly preventative or educational

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guidance

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a ______ group is a secondary group with less structure than a guidance group

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counseling

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a _______ group is a teritary group that requires the leader have the most training

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psychotherapty

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_______ came up with a group work grid with four intervention levels

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coyne

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Group intervention is intended to prevent, correct or enhance ______

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behavior

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____ _____ govern acceptable behavior and group rules it refers to expected behaviors

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Group norms

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____ ____ refers to material disscussed in group setting

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group content

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____ ____ refers to the manner in which discussion and transactions occur---- the way the discussion takes place

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group process

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_____ ____ refers to the forces that tend to bind group memebers together

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group cohesiveness

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group _____ is associated lewins field theory

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Cohesiveness

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______ referred to the binding force as positive valance

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lewin

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a ____ _____ phenomemon is a group descison will be less consevative than the average group members decision prior to the group discussion

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risky shift

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_____ is the most important trait or group members--leads to group cohesiveness

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trust

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a _____ group is preventative and attempts to ward off problems by stressing healthy lifestyle or coping strategies which can reduce the occurances of a particular difficulty

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primary

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In a ______ group a difficulty or disturbance is present but usually not severe

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secondary

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in a _____ group it is likely to deal with severe pathology and focus more on the indivudual

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teritary

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a ______ group stands for training group

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t group

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a ____ group focuses on human relations processes between personnal in a business setting

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T group

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a ____ _____ group is composed of people who are attempting to cope with a given issue

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self help

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_____ groups use the approach that after an extended period time defenses and facades will drop and the person can become honest genuine and real

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marathon

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_______ group allows for new members to join after the group begins

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open

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a ______ group allows no members to be added after the first group begins

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closed

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a _______ group is composed of members who are very simular or alike

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homogeneous

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in a _____ group members are not alike

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heterogeneous

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the ______ leadership style is best for quick decision making but may generate resentment among group members

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authoritarian

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in the authortarian leadership the leader is seen as _____

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expert

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the _______ leader demands obedience and expects conformity tend to have a psychodymanic orientation or a teaching background

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authortarian

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the ______ leadership style is popular with members it faciltates the group process ad does not direct it.

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democratic

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democratic leaders are more ___ centered or nondirective usually are ______ and phenomenologically oriented

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group
humanistic

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a disadvantage of a _____ group leader is that the group may be slow to establish and achieve goals

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democratic

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_______ members are left with the responsibility for leading and directing

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laisser faire

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____ _____ refers to the study of interrelationships of group members

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group dynamics

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a _______ group connotes a group which focuses on a given theme

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structured

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the ______ stimulates enthasiuasm in the group

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energizer

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the _______ is the person everyone blames

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scapegoat

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the ______ is the person in the group that tries to make sure everyone is doing his or her task unconsciosuly wnats to lead the group

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gatekeeper

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the _______ of the group asks never ending string of questions

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interrogator

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the ______ goes along with the rest of the group

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follower

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the _____ of the group tries to make sure everything is going smoothly

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harmonizer

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_____ roles simply help the group carry out a task usually seen as positive

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task

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______ roles help maintain or strengthen group process usually seen as positive

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maintenance

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_____ roles seen as negative as the person meets his her own individual needs at the expense of the group task

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self serving

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task action leadership is a ______ communication. the leader tells the group members about a task to accomplish

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one way

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____ ______ is a situation in which there is a discrepancy between the way a member is expected and the way he or she actually behaves

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role conflict

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the _____ stage of group involves orientation and exploration forming and preafflication

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inital

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the ____ stage involves conflict, power an control and storming

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tranisition

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the _____ stage involves termination and adjourning

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seperation

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the ____ stage of group is characterized by approach avoidance behavior

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inital

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in the ____ stage group members usually feel most reserved and suspicious of others

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inital

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the ____ stage involves issues of seperation and termination

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Final

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______ stated that there are 4 stages to group orientation, conflict, cohesion, and termination

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yalom

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______ and _______ stated that there are five stages of group forming storming norming performing and adjourning

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tuckman and jensen

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_____ is the act of bringing together a number of important thoughts insights feelings or transitions

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summarizing

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_______ occurs when a leader uses an intervention to stop a negative or counterproductive behavior which could hurt another groupi member or the group as a whole

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blocking

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_____ brings out the gist of a message and illuminates what was really said to reduce confusion

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clarifying

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____ is an attempt to bring together common patterns or themes within the group

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linking

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______ is facing clients with inconsistencies between affect conigtion and behaviors

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confronting

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_____ is accuratly conveying the essence of what a person has communicated so the person can see it

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reflecting

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_____ _____ is absorbing the content noting gesturs and subtle changes in voice expression and sensing underlying messages

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active listening

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____ involves assisting members to openly express fears and expectations, work to create a climate of safety and acceptance

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facilitating

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_______ involves being able to openly grasp anothers experience at the same time maintaining ones seperatness

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empathizing

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______ involves presenting meaning as a hunch or hypothesis rather than fact

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interpreting

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______ involves asking for direction

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questioning

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_______ is appropiate when people are facing a crisis entering new territory attempting changes struggling to remove old patterns

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supporting

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_______ is embodying or demonstrating skills the leader wants group members to have

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modeling

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______ is giving info asking members to consider specific homework, asking members to create their own experiences and assisting members in looking at a circumstance from new perspective

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suggesting

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______ is the ability to appraise behavior problems and choose the appropriate intervention

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diagnosing

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______ involves providing direction, offering some structure , and taking action when it is neccesary to keep the group focused on a task

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initating

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____ is reviewing the ongoing process and dynamics of a group

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evaluating

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this leadership strategy the _____ appproach is an “interpersonal” method since it focuses on interactions; the leader works with the group as a whole on interactions; the leader works with the group as a whole

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horizontal

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the _____ approach – is a more “intrapersonal” method focuses on counseling an individual group member; the leader works with individuals within the group

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vertical

Front 81

_____ measures” are intended to measure the degree of change (or lack of it) in all persons participating in the group

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group specific

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___ ____are used to assess traits and factors not specifically addressed in the group (e.g. administering standardized tests to the group members)

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global measures

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____ is the Theorist whose work has been classified as a preface to the group movement

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adler

Front 84

this leadership strategy the _____ appproach is an “interpersonal” method since it focuses on interactions; the leader works with the group as a whole on interactions; the leader works with the group as a whole

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horizontal

Front 85

the _____ approach – is a more “intrapersonal” method focuses on counseling an individual group member; the leader works with individuals within the group

Back 85

vertical

Front 86

_____ measures” are intended to measure the degree of change (or lack of it) in all persons participating in the group

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group specific

Front 87

___ ____are used to assess traits and factors not specifically addressed in the group (e.g. administering standardized tests to the group members)

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global measures

Front 88

____ is the Theorist whose work has been classified as a preface to the group movement

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adler

Front 89

According to B. Tuckman, what are the five stages of a group?

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Forming, Storming, Norming, Performing, Mourning

Front 90

Which of the following is NOT a curative factor postulated by Irvin Yalom?
a. alturism
b. imitative behavior
c. catharsis
d. emotional stimulation
e. imparting information

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emotional stimulation

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Who began the “Theater of Spontaneity” in Vienna in 1921, which paved the way for Psychodrama?

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Moreno

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Who coined the classic definition of group counseling?

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Gazda

Front 93

Which of the following is NOT a style of leadership used in groups?
a. authoritarian
b. autocratic
c. democratic
d. laissez faire
e. totalitarian

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totaltarian

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____ groups are preventive and attempt to ward off problems

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primary

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One major advantage of a closed group versus an open group is

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it promotes cohesiveness

Front 96

When a leader attempts to relate one person’s predicament to another person’s predicament, it is known as

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linking

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The life-skills model of group work is associated most closely with the work of:

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gazda

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Which theorist’s work has been classified as a preface to the group movement

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adler

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________ leadership leaves all the group decision making up to the members

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lasssier faire

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the groups attractiveness to its members is know as ___________

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cohesivness

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one of the first things a group needs to do is to start developing standard rules of conduct or ______ to govern group behavior

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norms

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one of the basic techniques in transactional analysis is called _________

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life script

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personal growth group leaders are referred to as ________

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facilitatiors

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________ in counseling consists of the members of the group analyzing the groups functioning

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group process

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______ is the direct expression of ones views and feelings in a conflict situation that invites the opposition to do the same

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confrontation

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one way groups are helpful is by providing members with _______ or real life situations in which they can try out new behaviors.

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in vivo

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the ____ _____ concludes that group members change their behavior as a result of being observed

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hawthorne

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according to gazada the stage linking exploration and action is the _____ stage

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transition

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another name for a laboratory group is a ____ group

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sensitivity

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a diagram that depicts relationships within a group is called a ________

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sociogram

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an observation that can be scientifically described is said to be ________

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phenomenological

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_____ is the investment of psychic energy

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cathexis

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according to yalom ____ ____ is a primary task of group leaders where the group is made a theraputic social system

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cultur binding

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an ____ group is a short term intense group experience intended to encourage a personal growth.

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encounter group

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_____ therapy is treatment that emphases the here and now acitivty, role playing, and acting out conflicts and situations.

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experiential thearpy

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_____ therapy is based on the concept that the whole is greater than the sum of its parts. Emphasis the here and now and development of awareness

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gestalt

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____ ____ is used to treat two or more individuals together for emtional disorders

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group psychotherapy

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_____ therapy emphasizes the here and now and the potiental of individuals rather than dysfunctions.

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humanistic

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____ therapy is a form of treatment for socially and mentally disordered indivuduals in which the entire environment is considered essential to the treatment process

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milieu

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_____ _____ is a method of reducing resistances involving assigning favorable intentions to what would othewise be viewed as undesireable behavior by a member of the group.

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positve reinterpretation

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the goals of a ___ ___ group include information exchange, skills development, values clarification.

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social group

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Transactional analysis is associated with _____

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Berne

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_____ _____ focuses on the interactions between people. based on the assumption that personality involves three ego states parent child and adult and the adpotion of a life script

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transactional analysis