Intervention In Groups

Question 1

Socialization, support, task completion, camaraderie, information sharing, normative influence, empowerment, and governance.

Answer 1

All of these are functions of a group.

Question 2

To accomplish a specific outcome or task. The focus is on problem solving and making decisions to achieve this outcome

Answer 2

Task groups

Question 3

To convey knowledge and information to a number of individuals.

Answer 3

Teaching groups

Question 4

To teach participants effective ways to deal with emotional stress arising from situation no or developmental crisis

Answer 4

Supportive therapeutic groups

Question 5

allows clients to talk about their fears and relieve feelings of isolation while receiving comfort and advise from others undergoing similar experiences

Answer 5

Self-help groups

Question 6

the difference between psychosocial treatment in which a number of clients meet together with a therapist for purposes of sharing, ganging personal insight, and improving interpersonal coping strategies

Answer 6

Group therapy

Question 7

Members leave and others join at any time during the group existence

Answer 7

Open-ended group

Question 8

All members join at the time the group is organized and end membership when a specific time period has been reached

Answer 8

Closed ended groups

Question 9

Observing progress another group member was similar problems has made

Answer 9

Installation of Hope

Question 10

Realizing that they are not alone with their problems, thoughts, and feelings

Answer 10

Universality

Question 11

Sharing of knowledge

Answer 11

Imparting of information

Question 12

Giving assistance and support to each other within turn creates a positive self-image and self growth

Answer 12

Altruism

Question 13

Experiencing early family conflicts that have been unresolved

Answer 13

Corrective recapitulation of primary family group

Question 14

Feedback from others

Answer 14

Socialization techniques development

Question 15

Psychosocial skills and developmental tasks

Answer 15

Imitative behavior

Question 16

Interpersonal learning, group cohesiveness are two parts of

Answer 16

Therapeutic factors of a group.

Question 17

Expressions of positive and negative feelings

Answer 17

Catharsis

Question 18

Provides focus, directions and acceptance of responsibility the quality of their lives

Answer 18

Existential factors

Question 19

Phase one of group development

Answer 19

Initial or orientation phase

Question 20

Phase 2 of group development

Answer 20

Middle or working phase

Question 21

Phase 3 of group development

Answer 21

Final or termination phase

Question 22

During this phase of group development leader and members work to establish rules and goals of the group. Leader promotes trust and ensures that rules don’t interfere with fulfillment of goals. Members are superficial and overly polite. Trust has not yet been established

Answer 22

Initial or orientation phase

Question 23

During this phase of group development productive work towards completion of task, leadership role diminishes and is more facilitator, trust has been established in cohesiveness exist, and conflict is managed by the group members themselves

Answer 23

Middle or working phase

Question 24

During this phase of group development there can be a sense of loss and grief, leaders encourage members to discuss feelings of loss and reflect on the accomplishment of the group, and feelings of abandonment may be experienced

Answer 24

Final or termination phase

Question 25

Type of member role that serves to complete a task for the group

Answer 25

Task role

Question 26

Type of member role that enhances group processes

Answer 26

Maintenance role

Question 27

Type of group member role that is responsible for fulfilling personal and individual needs

Answer 27

Individual roles