Counseling Voices

In the 1960s and 1970s, which of the following groups had the goal of creating a learning community built on honesty and trust, and usually had a fairly loose structure?

Which of the following groups has structured activities, a definite agenda, and a focus on preventing problems?

In which of the following types of groups do members focus on personal concerns of daily living, and resolving their interpersonal conflicts?

A type of group in which members may have been diagnosed as having some mental disorder (requiring long-term treatment, intense analysis, and structural personality changes), is termed:

Which of the following is an advantage to group work?

Discomfort and risk-taking in groups are:

Growth in groups tends to occur through the process of:

The group process includes all of the following stages EXCEPT:

When the physical safety or emotional welfare of a group member is in danger, the group leader must:

It is the responsibility of the group leader to intervene in the group process when:

When a group member withdraws from the group and remains passive, the group leader must:

When counselors work through semantic errors, it is their responsibility to:

Which of the following best describes why group work is particularly effective?

Potentially destructive group members are most effectively dealt with through:

In group counseling, as in individual work, participant discomfort is most often associated with:

Self-help and support groups are characterized by all of the following EXCEPT:

Generally speaking, all of the following distinguish self-help/support groups from counseling/therapy groups EXCEPT:

Common leadership skills unique to group work include:

Which of the following is a limitation of group work?

Which of the following is characteristic of the working stage?