Group counseling _____

a. Rose dramatically in popularity in the 1930s when the Great Depression made the cost effective nature of groups particularly appealing
b. Rose dramatically in popularity in the 1960s and 1970s, when people were feeling increasingly alienated from society and yearned for interpersonal connections
c. Is a separate counseling specialty that requires advanced training and certification
d. Is most effective when done as a "marathon group" that lasts between 24-48 hours


b

Counseling

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a. true b. false

Counseling

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a. the concept that greater understanding of individual men can be gained by revisiting their relationships with their fathers, grandfathers and other men in their family. b. the tendency for men to act like their fathers and grandfathers and other men in their family. c. the inability of men to focus on other perspectives outside of their fathers, grandfathers and other men in their family. d. the concept that men are the focus of their fathers, grandfathers and the other men within their own family.

Counseling

In exercise addiction, when weight loss is considered the objective, what category does it fall under?

a. Secondary exercise addiction b. Primary exercise addiction c. Anorexia d. Tertiary exercise addiction

Counseling

Brief group work is popular in both __________ because of the realistic time constraints and the ability of a brief format to be incorporated in educational or therapeutic programs

a. hospitals and urgent care facilities b. mental health institutions and prison wards c. vocational settings and family agencies d. community agencies and school settings

Counseling