Psychology Unit 5 Quiz

QUESTION 1″Empowerment” primarily deals with the issue of _____a.primacy.b.linkage.c.self-advocacy.d.justice modeling.5 pointsQUESTION 2Which of the following is a possible disadvantage of group counseling?a.Higher cost.b.More one-on-one focus.c.Some people do not feel safe in a group.d.Lack of real learning.5 pointsQUESTION 3Gestalt groups focus on _____a.historical exploration.b.family systems.c.here-and-now interactions.d.listening skills.5 pointsQUESTION 4″Tandeming” is _____a.a group skill.b.a form of member resistance.c.a problematic co-leader communication pattern.d.a curative factor only available in co-facilitated groups.5 pointsQUESTION 5The primary problematic elements of dual relationships involve _____a.trust and mistrust.b.social justice and oppression.c.power differential and exploitation.d.role shift and role combining.5 pointsQUESTION 6In developing your own theory, you should find a congruence between _____a.your beliefs and the group’s beliefs.b.your beliefs and your professor’s beliefs.c.the philosophy of the theory and the rules of your site.d.the philosophy of the theory and your beliefs.5 pointsQUESTION 7Advertising and networking are two critical pieces of which step of group creation?a.Reaching out.b.Forming.c.Marketing and recruiting.d.Setting up.5 pointsQUESTION 8One distinct advantage of group over individual counseling is the ability to _____a.work on goals.b.terminate effectively.c.choose a theory.d.discover others.5 pointsQUESTION 9Adlerian theory focuses on human beings in _____a.a vocational context.b.a social context.c.a psychosexual context.d.an academic context.5 pointsQUESTION 10One benefit of consulting the literature about your group idea is that it _____a.prevents you “reinventing the wheel.”b.improves your reading skill.c.expands your profit margin.d.covers your ethical obligation.5 pointsQUESTION 11The division of the American Counseling Association that focuses on group work is _____a.American Group Work Association.b.Association of Group Work.c.American Group Society.d.Association for the Specialists in Group Work.5 pointsQUESTION 12This leadership style is egalitarian in orientation and participation by all group members in establishing goals is encouraged.a.Democratic.b.Assertive.c.Process Observer.d.Explorer.5 pointsQUESTION 13The group providing an immediate, first-hand opportunity for the group members to change their perceptions and to practice more mature social living is an example of _____a.cohesion.b.reality testing lab.c.linking.d.extrapolation.5 pointsQUESTION 14The “curative factors” were established by _____a.Homeyer.b.Siepmann.c.Morrison.d.Yalom.5 pointsQUESTION 15The curative factor that helps people feel that they are not alone or isolated with the “uniqueness” of their problems is _____a.linking.b.altruism.c.universality.d.congruence.5 pointsQUESTION 16Pregroup interviews can be used to _____a.orient the member to the group.b.go over group rules.c.assess if the member is a good fit for the group.d.all of the above.5 pointsQUESTION 17Which of the following is NOT a tip for choosing a co-leader?a.Share all aspects of planning and running the group.b.Work with leaders with whom you can have a cooperative and honest relationship.c.Find people who are the same age as you.d.Interview all prospective co-leaders.5 pointsQUESTION 18If the group leader moves out of an ethnocentric lens and more fully recognizes the richness of the cultural elements of each member, which dimension is being experienced?a.Justice potential.b.Creativity.c.Multi-leveled linking.d.Multicultural integration.5 pointsQUESTION 19Confidentiality in group work _____a.cannot be guaranteed.b.can be guaranteed.c.applies only to counseling groups.d.is protected by law.5 pointsQUESTION 20Two common types of co-leader incompatibility include _____a.political and financial.b.theoretical and personality.c.religious and spiritual.d.racial and family of origin.5 pointsClick Save and Submit to save and submit. Click Save All Answers to save all answers.