Name and discuss one potential "people problem" and one potential procedural issue that may occur in the forming stage of a group
What will be an ideal response?
Name and discuss one potential "people problem" and one potential procedural issue that may occur in the forming stage of a group.
• People problems: subgroups, manipulators, resisters, monopolizers, silent members, users of sarcasm, diagnostic analyzers, focusers on others
• Procedural issues: opening the group, structuring the group, involvement of group members, group cohesion, promoting hope and risk taking, closing the session
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Positive group outcome depends on group cohesion, group maturity, group motivation, and group leadership. Pick one of the mentioned components and explain why that piece is important to positive group outcome.
What will be an ideal response?
_________ is a short-term family treatment for adolescent SUD.
a. MDFT b. BSFT c. Both a and b are short-term d. Nether a nor b are short-term
Answer the following statement(s) true (T) or false (F)
1. Psychologists responsible for education and training programs have an obligation to establish relationships of loyalty and trust with their institutions, students, and members of society. 2. Training program descriptions do not need to include if the program requires personal counseling or participation in experiential groups. 3. Educational and training programs must require students to engage in personal psychotherapy. 4. Course syllabi may be modified after the course has started. 5. Psychologists may require students to disclose personal information in course or program-related activities.
Which of the following statements would most likely be characteristic of a gestalt view of the ideal individual?
a. Ideal patients accept that in spite of all their manipulations to the contrary, they have the inner strength to stand on their own and be themselves. b. The ideal client is a scientist. c. The ideal for the good life is found in a fully functioning, organismically trusting person. d. The ideal goal for therapy is the ideal individual.