Week 6 Quiz edco711
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Question 1
Cohesiveness is broadly defined as:
1 out of 1 points
Selected
Answer:
the result of all the forces acting on all the members such that
they remain in the group
Answers:
the attraction of the group toward its leader and the leader
toward group members
a sense of family condescension similar to the family of origin’s
the result of all the forces acting on all the members such that
they remain in the group
too difficult to define
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Question 2
In group therapy, when a good level of cohesiveness is attained,
0
out of 1 points
Selected
Answer:
“group-think” phenomenon occurs
Answers:
group attendance declines
hostility can be openly expressed
critical and analytic thought by the group members is
discouraged
“group-think” phenomenon occurs
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Question 3
According to Yalom, direct advice-giving in a group therapy setting
1
out of 1 points
Selected
Answer:
comes from the members, especially in the beginning stages
of the group
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should come only from the therapist
comes from the members, especially in the beginning stages
of the group
can reveal natural leaders
is useful only if it is a direct suggestion on how to achieve a
goal
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Question 4
1 out of 1 points
The primary family group is important in group therapy because
Selected
Answer:
Early familial conflicts can be relived
correctively.
Answers:
Most clients have a satisfactory family
experience.
Early familial conflicts can be relived
correctively.
Individual resolution of inner conflict can be
covered.
They have no effect on people’s adult lives.
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Question 5
In an interpersonal intake interview,
1 out of 1 points
Selected
Answer:
may include here-and-now testing 1:1 with the therapist
Answers:
may not include trial groups
may include here-and-now testing 1:1 with the therapist
should not address childhood friendships
should avoid revealing what makes the client uncomfortable in
the interview
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Question 6
1 out of 1 points
According to Rogers, a client progresses in his/her relationship with the therapist
when
Selected
Answer:
he/she becomes increasingly aware of the incongruity between
his/her experiences and his/her concepts of self
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he/she becomes more reticent to share his/her feelings
he/she becomes increasingly aware of the incongruity between
his/her experiences and his/her concepts of self
he/she becomes more open and accepting of harsh criticism
he/she becomes increasingly suspicious that someone is
constantly watching him/her
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Question 7
1 out of 1 points
Many psychiatric patients beginning therapy are demoralized and
Selected
Answer:
have self-value issues
Answers:
possess a great deal of self-
confidence
have arrogance issues
have self-value issues
have a great sense of intrinsic
self-worth
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Question 8
If pathogenic beliefs are to be altered, the group members must
0 out of 1 points
Selected
Answer:
receive stressful and provocative feedback
Answers:
receive cards and letters of appreciation
receive clear and usable feedback
receive stressful and provocative feedback
receive expressions of admiration from each
member
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Question 9
Clients who are less likely to benefit from group therapy are clients with:
0 out of 1 points
Selected
Answer:
great cognitive distortions
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great interpersonal
dysfunction
great cognitive distortions
Non-perfectionists
Extroversion and
hemophilia
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Question 10
0 out of 1 points
The nation’s oldest and largest self-help group for current and former psychiatric
patients is
Selected
Answer:
Alcoholics
Anonymous
Answers:
Alcoholics
Anonymous
Narcotics
Anonymous
Parents without
Partners
Recovery, Inc.
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Question 11
According to Yalom, there appears to be a general clinical sentiment that
0 out of 1 points
heterogeneous groups have advantages over homogeneous groups in which type
of setting:
Selected
Answer:
Individual relational-interactive therapy
Answers:
Short-term solution-focused therapy
Long-term intensive interactional group
therapy
Individual relational-interactive therapy
Long-term hospitalization and shock
therapy
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Question 12
1 out of 1 points
Individuals enter therapy feeling that they are unique in their problems; this
group therapy component these feelings are disconfirmed.
Selected
Answer:
universalit
y
Answers:
cohesiven
ess
universalit
y
advising
altruism
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Question 13
1 out of 1 points
One type of critical incident that may occur, according to Yalom, is a positive
affect. Yalom describes this as:
Selected
Answer:
resulting in the client discovering a new, relatable part
of the self
Answers:
resulting in the client discovering a new, relatable part
of the self
confirming a previous anxiety
the occurrence of a predicted catastrophe
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Question 14
1 out of 1 points
True or false? Some type of cognitive map is needed to frame the group therapy
experience and make sense of the emotions evoked in the group.
Selected
Answer:
True
Answers: True
Fals
e
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Question 15
1 out of 1 points
The
need to be revealed and processed if the members are to arrive
at an empathic understanding of one anotber.
Selected
Answer:
Underlying meaning of an individual’s behavior and the impact
of that behavior on others.
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Underlying meaning of an individual’s behavior and the impact
of that behavior on others.
Irritation and irritability of the therapist.
Fears and phobias
None of the above
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Question 16
0 out of 1 points
Yalom states that “for the long-term intensive therapy group, the rule that will
serve
clinicians in good stead is:
Selected
Answer:
heterogeneity for intelligence and homogeneity with regard to
activity/passivity.”
Answers:
heterogeneity for conflict areas and homogeneity for ego
strength.”
heterogeneity for areas of agreement and homogeneity for
areas of gender.”
homogeneity for areas of conflict and heterogeneity for areas of
ego strength.”
heterogeneity for intelligence and homogeneity with regard to
activity/passivity.”
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Question 17
0
out of 1 points
The here and now focus must have which two components?
Selected
Answer:
group members must experience each other with joy and strength
and encourage one another outside of the group
Answers:
stop and drop
group members must experience each other with spontaneity and
honesty and reflect back on that experience
group members must experience each other with silence and
respect and reflect back on that experience
group members must experience each other with joy and strength
and encourage one another outside of the group
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Question 18
1
out of 1 points
Members re-create and display their pathology in the group when
Selected
Answer:
it is conducted so that members are unguarded and
unself-conscious
Answers:
it is conducted so that members are inhibited and self-
conscious
it is conducted so that members have no filter
it is conducted so that members are unguarded and
unself-conscious
it is conducted so that members are sure to leave in a
good mood
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Question 19
0
out of 1 points
The third most common category of critical incident for a group member usually
involves
Selected
Answer:
a verbal or physical attack by another group
member
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criticism by the therapist
a verbal or physical attack by another group
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Question 20
member
self-disclosure or asking for help
abandoning the group
1
out of 1 points
American humanistic psychologists
Selected
Answer:
speak of human potentiality, awareness, peak experiences and
self-realization
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follow the European existential approach
speak of human potentiality, awareness, peak experiences and
self-realization
adhere to the Freudian and Watsonian approaches to
psychology
realize that therapy is a set of technical procedures and a
defeatist mindset
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Question 21
0 out of 1 points
The corrective emotional experience in group therapy has several components,
except:
Selected
Answer:
A recognition of the inappropriateness of certain feelings and
behavior or avoiding certain interpersonal behavior.
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A strong expression of emotion.
A group not interested in risk taking.
The facilitation of the member’s ability to interact with others
more deeply and honestly.
A recognition of the inappropriateness of certain feelings and
behavior or avoiding certain interpersonal behavior.
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Question 22
0 out of 1 points
Yalom asserts that the in the social microcosm, members will sooner or later
enact their
Selected
Answer:
Ability to see all things
spiritually
Answers:
Fondness for ice cream
Ability to mask their personal
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Question 23
dislikes
Maladaptive interpersonal
behavior
Ability to see all things
spiritually
1 out of 1 points
Which of the following is NOT important in achieving success in group therapy?
Selected
Answer:
Giving advice and avoiding catharsis
Answers:
Development of socializing techniques and self-
disclosure
Universality and Altruism
Cohesion and Instillation of Hope
Giving advice and avoiding catharsis
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Question 24
Members often quit groups because of
0 out of 1 points
Selected
Answer:
indifference
Answers:
scorn, shame, fear, hatred or
panic
indifference
cohesiveness
consensual validation
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Question 25
0 out of 1 points
To assist in developing a social microcosm, the group therapist can do all of the
following EXCEPT:
Selected
Answer:
Encourage spontaneous interaction
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Encourage spontaneous interaction
Encourage frequent feedback from members
Interpret each member’s comments for the group
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Question 26
Encourage members to explore the meanings of their
behaviors
0
out of 1 points
Which of the following is true?
Selected
Answer:
In time, group members may begin to sit, walk, talk and even
think like their therapists
Answers:
In time, group members may begin to sit, walk, talk and even
think like their therapists
Communicational patterns are inherited from our parents
Group leader self-disclosure is frowned upon in long-term groups
Imitation is not an effective therapeutic force
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Question 27
0 out of 1 points
According to Yalom, compared to heterogeneous groups, homogeneous groups:
Selected
Answer:
become less cohesive and provide more rapid relief of
symptoms
Answers:
Jell more slowly and are better attended
become less cohesive and provide more rapid relief of
symptoms
offer more immediate support to members and are
better attended
have more conflict
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Question 28
Which of the following is NOT true of most counseling clients:
1
out of 1 points
Selected
Answer:
Have very good interpersonal relationships
Answers:
Have a powerful need to belong
Experience anxiety before the first group
session
Have very good interpersonal relationships
Look to the group leader to provide a safe
environment
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Question 29
1 out of 1 points
The internal working model, also known as a schema, consists of which of the
following?
Selected
Answer:
an individual’s beliefs about himself, the way he makes sense of
relationship cues, and the ensuing interpersonal
behavior.
Answers:
an individual’s ability to meet challenges with flexibility
an individual’s level of education, military experience and
work experience
an individual’s doctrine, shirt size and vacation preference
an individual’s beliefs about himself, the way he makes sense of
relationship cues, and the ensuing interpersonal
behavior.
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Question 30
1 out of 1 points
Social learning- the development of basic social skills- is a therapeutic factor that
operates in
Selected
Answer:
all types of group
therapy
Answers:
individual therapy
brief therapy
all types of group
therapy
brief group therapy
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Question 31
Which of the following
IS NOT
accurate, according to Yalom? Maladaptive
behavioral patterns in group therapy:
1 out of 1 points
Selected
Answer:
Are not usually helpful to point out to members.
Answers:
Are often identified by the group members
Are often recognized by the members before the therapist
Can become “unhooked” when the members and therapist resist
engaging in the usual behavior the client elicits from others.
Are not usually helpful to point out to members.
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Question 32
0 out of 1 points
Yalom describes a principle that change is preceded by a state of
Selected
Answer:
reverence and
homage
Answers:
reverence and
homage
dissonance or
incongruity
outbursts of anger
fear of violence
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Question 33
1 out of 1 points
Didactic instruction (psychoeducation) can be offered as an important part of a
group
program because:
Selected
Answer:
can be a form of mutual support for clients with specific
diagnoses
Answers:
it does not provide an atmosphere for partnership and
collaboration
can be a form of mutual support for clients with specific
diagnoses
it can help deepen feelings of alone-ness
it can cause anxiety due to unforeseen symptoms
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Question 34
1 out of 1 points
Research indicates that group members with a higher degree of popularity at six
and twelve weeks into therapy had better outcomes at the end of therapy. Which
variables explain members’ popularity in group therapy?
Selected
Answer:
Interpersonal compatibility
Answers:
Members who were aggressive and bold seemed to establish their
identity as the alpha early in the group process.
Interpersonal compatibility
Early and exaggerated self-disclosure
Older, more mature members who were from lower socio-
economic backgrounds.
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Question 35
1 out of 1 points
The concept of interpersonal learning includes all of the following EXCEPT:
Selected
Answer:
obligations toward clients
Answers:
interpersonal relationships
corrective emotional
experience
obligations toward clients
the group as social
microcosm
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Question 36
1 out of 1 points
The instilling and maintenance of hope is critical in group psychotherapy because
Selected
Answer:
expectations of positive outcomes are therapeutic
Answers:
faith in the treatment mode is ineffective
expectations of positive outcomes are therapeutic
hope is an unrealistic feeling
as one group member improves, the others become
discouraged
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Question 37
Which of the following statements is true regarding catharsis?
0 out of 1 points
Selected
Answer:
it is vital for each group member to experience in
each session
Answers:
it is vital for each group member to experience in
each session
it is, by itself, very helpful in group therapy and should be
invited
it must be combined with some form of cognitive learning to
be effective
is not linked to cohesiveness
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Question 38
0 out of 1 points
According to Sullivan, interpersonal distortions are modifiable primarily through:
Selected
Answer:
Transference
Answers:
Shock therapy
Consensual
validation
Transference
Self-fulfilling
prophesy.
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Question 39
0
out of 1 points
Yalom asserts that clients dealing with stigma, social isolation or those who are
seeking
new coping skills
Selected
Answer:
have equally beneficial outcomes in both individual and group
therapy
Answers:
will not benefit from group therapy
benefit more from group therapy than individual therapy
have equally beneficial outcomes in both individual and group
therapy
will need both individual and group therapy to achieve any
measure of success.
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Question 40
0 out of 1 points
The high importance of emotional experience in group therapy is partially due to
the fact that
Selected
Answer:
The group provides interactive, interpersonal, social
reality testing.
Answers:
The group provides interactive, interpersonal, social
reality testing.
The corrective emotional experience cannot occur in
groups.
The evocation and expression of raw affect is sufficient.
Conflict and tension are undesirable in groups.
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Question 41
1
out of 1 points
Altruism reveals that
Selected
Answer:
there is some inherent benefit in the act of giving
to others
Answers:
there is some inherent benefit in the act of giving
to others
people simply do not care about each other
people are burdensome and not worth helping
good relationships are take-take
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Question 42
Research on groups indicates that:
0
out of 1 points
Selected
Answer:
Agreeableness did not predict success in the
interpretive/expressive group
Answers:
Neuroticism predicted poorer outcome in both
interpretive/expressive and supportive group therapy
Three factors predicted good outcomes: extraversion, openness
and arrogance
Agreeableness did not predict success in the
interpretive/expressive group
Psychological-mindedness predicts poor outcomes in all types of
groups
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Question 43
1 out of 1 points
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Selected
Answer:
improving quality of life, participating collaboratively with others,
mutually satisfying relationships.
Answers:
developing abusive relationships and time in jail
practicing maladaptive interpersonal behaviors, satisfying inner
desires for power and learning to adjust to PTSD
improving quality of life, participating collaboratively with others,
mutually satisfying relationships.
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Question 44
1 out of 1 points
True or false? Cohesiveness is to group therapy is as relationship is to individual
therapy.
Selected
Answer:
True
Answers: True
Fals
e
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Question 45
The homogeneous mode of composition of groups postulates that:
1
out of 1 points
Selected
Answer:
the attractions to the group is the intervening variable critical to
outcome and that the
paramount aim should be to assemble a cohesive, compatible
group.
Answers:
clients must be exposed to other individuals in the group who
will not reinforce
neurotic positions
the group will maximize learning opportunities by resembling the
real social universe
people will act to relieve dissonance by achieving a more
comfortable, less stressful
state
the attractions to the group is the intervening variable critical to
outcome and that the
paramount aim should be to assemble a cohesive, compatible
group.
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Question 46
1 out of 1 points
Which of the following is
not
a primary factor in the therapeutic experience?
Selected
Answer:
Cynicism
Answers:
Altruism
Developing socializing
techniques
Cynicism
Catharsis
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Question 47
1 out of 1 points
True or false? A person never outgrows the need for meaningful relatedness.
Selected
Answer:
True
Answers: True
Fals
e
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Question 48
Frequently senior members of a therapy group exhibit what social skills:
1 out of 1 points
Selected
Answer:
being attuned to therapeutic
process
Answers:
being attuned to therapeutic
process
how to help others outside of the
group
being judgmental of others
all of the above
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Question 49
Group cohesiveness is important because:
1 out of 1 points
Selected
Answer:
the successful negotiation of a group experience has
curative value
Answers:
the members receive various forms of rejection
the members are unable to share each other’s inner
world
there is a negative self-reinforcing loop
the successful negotiation of a group experience has
curative value
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Question 50
0 out of 1 points
The differential value of the therapeutic group therapy factors is vastly influenced
by
Selected
Answer:
the type of therapy, stage of counselor development and
maturity of the group
Answers:
the type of group, stage of therapy and educational level of the
client
the intellectual level of the client, the type of group and the
stage of therapy
the type of therapy, stage of counselor development and
maturity of the group
the maturity of the counselor, the intellect of the clients and the
office environment
Saturday, April 27, 2019 10:30:37 AM EDT
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