According to the Coreys, group work is the treatment of choice primarily because
a. the dollars are stretched more.
b. there are inherent values in the group process that lead to self-understanding, healing, and change on the part of the members.
c. clients generally trust a group counselor more than they trust an individual counselor.
d. insurance companies will reimburse clients for group services more often than for individual psychological services.
b
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Most men can expect some changes in testosterone levels and possibly in their sexual function in their 40s. Which of the following changes is most likely?
a. Older men produce less seminal fluid during ejaculation than when they were younger. b. Most men's sexual response time will be decreased compared to when they were younger. c. Most older men are much less likely to engage in frequent sexual activity. d. Men maintain muscle mass and bone density at their youthful levels.
Which of the following statements is not true with regard to the relational approach to psychoanalysis?
a. ? The approach is based on an egalitarian model. b. ? There is an exploration of the subjectivities of both client and therapist. c. ? Countertransference provides rich information about the client's dynamics. d. ? Therapist anonymity is used to foster the transference relationship.
The collaborative language systems approach maintains that each person who is talking about the problem is part of the ________________, and therefore each person’s description of the situation should be considered when conceptualizing the problem
a. dysfunction-generating system b. problem-generating system c. solution-generating system d. behavior-generating system
this movement exercise was originated by Playfair. It is an icebreaking exercise used in an initial meeting of a group. The group is divided in two. Half of the group is designed to be the greeters and the other half the passengers. The group is then given the following instructions: Each greeter has just received a phone call from a best friend from early childhood. It has now been a number of years since they saw each other. The greeter gets to a passenger looks are exchanged, but then both realize is not the right person; thus both look way and toward another person. After everyone has passed each other participants voice how they experience exercise. They are then informed by leader that nothing they ever do in the group will be as embarrassing.
What will be an ideal response?