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A common developmental and situational reality for all adults is
existential concerns
universality
loss
all of the above
Which one of the following groups may especially benefit from the multiple family group
therapy (MFGT) approach?
families prone to violence
low-functioning families
families with legal problems
high functioning families
Adult men in groups often engage in the group process by telling stories.
Using ritual processes such as drumming, physical movement, and imagery
exercises can be powerful adjuncts to traditional therapeutic groups for men.
These are often termed
Reikian
mythopoetic
adventure based
alternative
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These groups are geared toward life-span issues of work, particularly
women's work issues:
career choice groups
career change groups
job support groups
career support groups
The structure of critical incident stress debriefing (CISD) groups includes
introduction and facts
reactions and stressors
stress education and summary
all of the above
For young adult students in higher education, Vinson advocates that leaders carefully
utilize to help group members better understand the complex
dynamics affecting their life development
critical incidents
genograms career
awareness all of
the above
Adults are more likely to participate in psychoeducational groups than
adolescents or children because
adults have life experiences that add to the richness of the groups
adults are more task focused
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adults have more specific objectives in participating
all of the above
A major goal and focus of growth for "relationship groups" for adult women is
reported to be
breaking out of dependency and care-taking roles
assertiveness skills
learning new ways of relating to men
all of the above
These groups help members change the common behavioral roles of
childhood including scapegoat, hero, lost child and mascot:
grief support groups
consciousness raising groups
adult children of alcoholics groups
relationship groups
Leaders working with adults often use activities in a sequential pattern
because it is developmental and logical. Donigian and Hulse-Killacky assert
that non-sequential activities are especially appropriate to use when the
group
encounters crisis or regress
establishes norms
prepares for closure
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all of the above
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