When a member begins crying during the session, the leader SHOULD
a. immediately attend to the member before asking if she wants help
b. open her up further, even if there are only five minutes left in session.
c. suggest that she leave until she can control her crying and talk about it.
d. attempt to determine whether she is in pain or trying to gain sympathy from others.
d
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Indicate whether the statement is true or false
The crucial factor in selection of members is some common ground between their individual needs and: a. the timing of the group
b. the structure of the group. c. the purpose of the group. d. the phase of the group.
Groups are an ideal setting to validate the experiences of members from various cultural groups because . . .
a. Groups act to reinforce individual values (e.g., competition and autonomy) that are more effective in validating members b. Western values are predominate and more compatible with the acculturation process c. Groups are a good place to practice collective or communal interactions that may be most familiar to people of other countries with Latino, Asian, or African origins d. For groups to operate successfully, autonomy should be stressed over interdependence and self-sufficiency over relationships; these values are most apt to be used to validate individual members e. Groups function to replicate real-life experiences, which require competition rather collective interactions
Various developmental milestones that unfold within the human psyche describe which of the four components of Wilber's integral theory of consciousness?
A. self-system B. lines of consciousness C. states of consciousness D. levels of consciousness