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CPCE Group Counseling and Group Work Exam 34 Questions with Answers Prior to the 1960's - CORRECT ANSWER Most counseling took place in a dyadic relationship Didactic - CORRECT ANSWER to teach ... Jacob Moreno - CORRECT ANSWER father of psychodrama; coined the term group counseling in 1931 psychodrama - CORRECT ANSWER Clinical technique in which the client expresses spontaneous feelings via role-playing AA - CORRECT ANSWER The first mutual aid, self-help support group founded in 1935 by Bill Wilson and Dr. Bob Smith Marsha Linehan - CORRECT ANSWER created dialectical behavior therapy (DBT) Adler and Jesse B. Davis - CORRECT ANSWER Their work has been classified as a preface to the group movement The three classifications for group work - CORRECT ANSWER primary (attempt to stop problems before they occur; stress a healthy lifestyle or coping strategies); secondary (works to reduce the severity or length of a problem and generally includes aspects of prevention; a difficulty or disturbance is present) tertiary (deals with individual difficulties that are more serious and longstanding) Group norms - CORRECT ANSWER this governs acceptable behavior and group rules Shortage of individual therapists in WW2 - CORRECT ANSWER lead to a flourishing of group therapy in the US group process - CORRECT ANSWER the manner in which discussions and transactions occur; analyzing the communications, interactions, and transactions Group cohesiveness - CORRECT ANSWER forces which tend to bind the group members together Taxonomy - CORRECT ANSWER The science of classification assertiveness training group - CORRECT ANSWER These types of groups are behavioristic and highly structured Trust - CORRECT ANSWER the most important trait for group members Three basic leadership styles - CORRECT ANSWER autocratic (authoritative), democratic (participative), and laissez faire 6-8 - CORRECT ANSWER Ideal number of members in an adult group 3-4 - CORRECT ANSWER Ideal number of members in a group for children group dynamics - CORRECT ANSWER The study of group operations lack of goal setting - CORRECT ANSWER a common weakness in many groups excitation - CORRECT ANSWER the practice of spontaneously experiencing and expressing true emotions Three member roles - CORRECT ANSWER task roles, maintenance roles, and self-serving roles role conflict - CORRECT ANSWER a situation in which there is a discrepancy between the way is member os expected to behave and the way he/she actually behaves group formation/exploratory stage - CORRECT ANSWER stage where a client would generally feel the most suspicious of others control or transition stage (group stage 2) - CORRECT ANSWER stage in which fights between subgroups and members show rebellion against the leader storming or power control stage - CORRECT ANSWER stage in which a hierarchy or pecking order among members occurs maintenance - CORRECT ANSWER implies that the role maintains group interaction; support the group's livelihood and hence are seen as positive group planning - CORRECT ANSWER this occurs before the group begins and continues throughout the life of the group ecological planning - CORRECT ANSWER has been used to describe the process of obtaining information to determine whether a group is the most desirable form of treatment and, if it is, to decide the exact nature of the group experience. pictorial sociogram - CORRECT ANSWER A diagram to better understand the dynamics between subgroups and members linking - CORRECT ANSWER connects the dots of information for members, identifies commonalities between members horizontal interventions - CORRECT ANSWER Work with the group as a whole (Interpersonal) vertical interventions - CORRECT ANSWER Strategies that focus on an individual member of the group intention of group intervention - CORRECT ANSWER prevent, correct, or enhancing behavior [Show More]

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