NUR 650 Quiz 1 UPDATED ACTUAL Questions and CORRECT
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Group confidentiality should be established through a. informed consent
a. informed consent
b. before terminating membership
c. a cathartic event
d. the discharge process
A democratic leadership style is likely to impact the b. resulting in more active participation
group by:
a. leading the group members to compliance
b. resulting in more active participation
c. causing feelings of confusion and frustration
d. greater feelings of caring about other group
members
Group therapy may be contraindicated when an a. May need one on one attention to their trauma with a provider
individual:
a. May need one on one attention to their trauma with
a provider
b. May acquire therapeutic benefit from observing
and watching others
c. May need to work out their problems in the
presence of othersd. May need comfort and support
from others
Each group member must actively work to open b. Trust
themselves to ____ others, and to addressing the
issues that get in the way of doing so.
a. Support
b. Trust
c. challenge
d. understand
A 12-week closed group was created for mothers b. during the group orientation meeting
experiencing anxiety. When is the best time to install
initial hope in these participants?
a. at the last session
b. during the group orientation meeting
c. during week 5-8 group sessions
d. during week 1-3 group session
, Yalom believed the most important therapeutic factor d. group cohesion
is:
a. interpersonal learning
b. universality
c. altruism
d. group cohesion
The primary family group is important in group d. early familial conflicts can be relived correctively.
therapy because most clients have a
a. satisfactory family experience.
b. they have no effect on people's adult lives
c. individual resolution of inner conflict can be
covered
d. early familial conflicts can be relived correctively.
The following is not an example of a primary group c. relaxation
theory model:
a. person centered
b. humanistic
c. relaxation
d. interpersonal
Group counseling can be designed to meet the needs d. Counseling groups for schizophrenic persons
of specific populations. Which of the following is NOT
a. Groups for individuals actively suicidal
b. Counseling groups for college students
c. Groups for children under 12 years old
d. Counseling groups for schizophrenic persons
In group therapy, when a good level of cohesiveness a. hostility can be openly expressed
is attained.
a. hostility can be openly expressed
b. critical and analytic thought by the group members
is discouraged
c. “group-think” phenomenon occurs
d. group attendance declines
Individuals enter therapy feeling that they are unique c. universality
in their problems. With this therapeutic factor, these
feelings are disconfirmed:
a. altruism
b. cohesiveness
c. universality
d. existential factors
Answers
Group confidentiality should be established through a. informed consent
a. informed consent
b. before terminating membership
c. a cathartic event
d. the discharge process
A democratic leadership style is likely to impact the b. resulting in more active participation
group by:
a. leading the group members to compliance
b. resulting in more active participation
c. causing feelings of confusion and frustration
d. greater feelings of caring about other group
members
Group therapy may be contraindicated when an a. May need one on one attention to their trauma with a provider
individual:
a. May need one on one attention to their trauma with
a provider
b. May acquire therapeutic benefit from observing
and watching others
c. May need to work out their problems in the
presence of othersd. May need comfort and support
from others
Each group member must actively work to open b. Trust
themselves to ____ others, and to addressing the
issues that get in the way of doing so.
a. Support
b. Trust
c. challenge
d. understand
A 12-week closed group was created for mothers b. during the group orientation meeting
experiencing anxiety. When is the best time to install
initial hope in these participants?
a. at the last session
b. during the group orientation meeting
c. during week 5-8 group sessions
d. during week 1-3 group session
, Yalom believed the most important therapeutic factor d. group cohesion
is:
a. interpersonal learning
b. universality
c. altruism
d. group cohesion
The primary family group is important in group d. early familial conflicts can be relived correctively.
therapy because most clients have a
a. satisfactory family experience.
b. they have no effect on people's adult lives
c. individual resolution of inner conflict can be
covered
d. early familial conflicts can be relived correctively.
The following is not an example of a primary group c. relaxation
theory model:
a. person centered
b. humanistic
c. relaxation
d. interpersonal
Group counseling can be designed to meet the needs d. Counseling groups for schizophrenic persons
of specific populations. Which of the following is NOT
a. Groups for individuals actively suicidal
b. Counseling groups for college students
c. Groups for children under 12 years old
d. Counseling groups for schizophrenic persons
In group therapy, when a good level of cohesiveness a. hostility can be openly expressed
is attained.
a. hostility can be openly expressed
b. critical and analytic thought by the group members
is discouraged
c. “group-think” phenomenon occurs
d. group attendance declines
Individuals enter therapy feeling that they are unique c. universality
in their problems. With this therapeutic factor, these
feelings are disconfirmed:
a. altruism
b. cohesiveness
c. universality
d. existential factors
