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12 Cards in this Set
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What are the 2 types of groups?
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Treatment groups and Task groups.
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What are the 5 aspects of treatment groups?
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1. Support
2. Educational 3. Growth 4. Therapy 5. Socialization |
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What are the 3 focus areas of task groups?
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-To meet client needs (e.g. treatment teams, case conferences)
-To meet organizational needs (e.g. committees, cabinets, boards) -To address community needs (e.g. coalitions, delegate assemblies) |
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What 6 logistical items must be considered when forming a treatment group?
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1- Need for the group
2- Group size 3- Meeting location 4- Group purpose 5- Meeting duration 6- Frequency of meeting |
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How long is the typical group?
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90 minutes.
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What are the 4 components to an individual's patterned behavior?
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1- Content
2- Process 3- Roles 4- Profiles |
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What is the difference between Content and Process?
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Content refers to what people say, and process refers to how they interact.
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When defining an individual's profile, what are the two types of individual behavior?
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Functional behaviors and Dysfunctional behaviors.
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What are the 6 steps in assessing groups?
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1- Assessing individuals’ patterned behaviors
2- Assessing individuals’ cognitive patterns 3- Assessing group’s patterned behaviors 4- Assessing group alliances 5- Assessing power and decision-making styles 6- Assessing group norms, values, and cohesion |
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What is a useful tool in defining group alliances?
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Sociograms
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What are the 4 components of forming a task group?
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1- Composition
2- Purpose 3- Membership and size 4- Making it Open or Closed |
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What 5 ethical values are to be emphasized in group practice?
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1- Informed consent
2- Confidentiality 3- Self-determination 4- Competence 5- Nondiscrimination |
