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A major difference between group therapy and group counseling lies in
a. the techniques employed to facilitate the process of interaction.
b. the group's goals.
c. the age of the participants.
d. the theoretical orientation of the group leader.
When anxiety is referred to as "free-floating," this suggests that
a. it is floating over the unconscious, just as a ship floats over the ocean.
b. it is vague and general, not yet having crystallized into specific form.
c. it is close to the surface of consciousness and is thereby ready to access through free
association.
d. it is floating over the unconscious, just as a ship floats over the ocean, and it is close
to the surface of consciousness and is thereby ready to access through free association.
All of the following are reasons the psychodrama emphasis is on acting EXCEPT
a. freeing an individual.
b. providing members with a new understanding of their problems.
c. providing a here-and-now focus.
d. allowing minimal expression of feelings.
The role of the REBT leader includes all of the following EXCEPT
a. helps group members to identify and challenge the irrational beliefs they originally
unquestioningly accepted.
b. demonstrates to members how they continue to indoctrinate themselves with
irrational beliefs.
c. teaches members how to modify their thinking by developing rational alternative
beliefs.
d. assumes the role of psychological educator and does notencourage members to
commit to practicing their group learning in everyday situations.
An effective integration of ____________ approaches facilitates change through a
collaborative and respectful therapeutic relationship.
a. SFBT and motivational interviewing
b. motivational interviewing and cognitive therapy
c. SFBT and cognitive therapy
d. REBT and cognitive therapy
Gestalt group process provides many opportunities for using ___________________ to
increase awareness and bring about change.
a. past-centeredness
b. present-centeredness
c. future-centeredness
d. a there-and-then focus
The Adlerian approach stresses
a. unconscious factors.
b. ego center.
c. irrational impulses.
d. inferiority and superiority, as well as social determinants of behavior.
Grasping the essence of a message at both the feeling and the thinking levels;
simplifying client statements by focusing on the core of the message is defined as
a. active listening.
b. clarifying.
c. restating.
d. summarizing.
Who of the following wouldNOT make interpretations in the analytic group?
a. The group leader
b. The participants
c. Individuals viewing the sessions through a one-way window
d. The members becoming adjunct therapists
A ______ is one who has substituted stereotypes for the real world.
a. diversity trained counselor
b. culturally encapsulated counselor
c. professional supervisor
d. culturally diverse counselor
