Why are mutual aid groups not always considered therapy groups?
a. Because the purpose of some groups is to help each other out with childcare,
transportation and other support, not to work towards change
b. Because the purpose of some groups is not to change individual functioning
but rather to work for change in problems that are of no concern to group
members whatsoever
c. Because the purpose of some groups is not to change individual functioning
but rather to work for change in problems of concern to group members that
exist in individuals, groups, organizations, communities, and other systems
outside of the group
d. Because the purpose of some groups is not to change individual functioning
but rather to work with each other on changing the negative behaviors of
other people who are in group members' lives
C
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Summarization is:
a. Not as important in an interview as paraphrasing b. A systematic integration of the important themes in a client's story, not a mechanical means of pulling a number of facts together c. An accurate listing of the most important facts of the interview, which then allows the client to identify the main themes d. Widely over-used among novice interviewers
______ is a framework of intersecting sociopolitical categories for the analysis of power dynamics in human relationships, institutions and communities that lead to oppression and discrimination.
a. Competence b. Culture c. Diversity d. Intersectionality
If the personal goals of the group are homogeneous, members are more apt to agree on group goals
a. True b. False
When combining available statistical data from a number of different agencies or states, the
best way to protect people’s privacy, according to the text, would be:
a. to use a “de?identified” data set. b. to use a “limited” data set. c. to use a representative sample. d. to use an “inaccessible” data set