In Gibbs' work studying the orientation of the consultee, it was found that:
a. consultees with an interpersonal set tended to be aloof and reserved during the early stages of consultation
b. consultees with an instrumental set were likely to want to discuss the problem details over lunch
c. consultees who favored instrumental competence were concerned about the process of consultation
d. consultees who favored interpersonal competence seldom ever became task oriented
a
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Discuss how practitioners and clients of color may differ on autoplastic versus alloplastic solutions and in locus of control and locus of responsibility.
What will be an ideal response?
Universality in group work refers to:
a. Members begin and end treatment at the same time b. All group members, including the leader, are recovering addicts c. Members learn that they are not alone d. Members are all overcoming the same addiction
Culture is best defined as
a. group classifications including race, ethnicity, gender, sexual orientation, and spirituality. b. values, beliefs, expectations, worldviews and behaviors that provide norms and rules for social living. c. knowledge of values, beliefs, worldviews and behaviors of a group. d. informal and formal rules for social living.
A group that successfully manages the power struggles and role conflicts of the control stage will
a. develop a certain cohesiveness. b. identify with one another. c. understand their roles. d. All of the above.