NURS 661 MARYVILLE EXAM WITH 100%
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What does resistance mean in groups?
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1. pregroup issues formation, 2. initial stage orientation/exploration, 3. transition,
4. working stage, 5. final stage, 6. evaluation
personal growth by experiencing your own cautiousness, resistances, fears,
and uncomfortable moments in a group which helps you to know what is
needed to build a trusting and cohesive group.
defined as the individual's reluctance to bring into conscious
awareness threatening unconscious material that has been previously
repressed or denied. May be because the leader did not provide a good
orientation within the group.
, Facilitate, help clients relive and re-experience scenes from the past, suggest a
scene to act on.
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Definition
the main player and focus of the psychodrama enactment
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Who is the audience What are the goals of group
in Psychodrama? therapy?
Who is the protagonist in What are the goals of group
psychodrama? counseling?
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Definition
play a supporting role in the drama
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Who is the protagonist in Group Leadership skill of
psychodrama? facilitating?
, Who is the auxilliary
Who does interpretations in the
in psychodrama?
group?
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What is the defensive behavior of repression and what should
the group leader do?
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redirection of emotion, and may keeping memories forgotten
lash out or gang up on group (recognize it and most likely
members. related to trauma and
they
should be pulled out).
Going back to an earlier
time (bedwetting), and should justification, making excuses for
have individual therapy. behaviors
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,
CORRECT AND VERIFIED ANSWERS
100% Correct 74
Incorrect 00
Your answers
1 of 74
Term
What does resistance mean in groups?
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1. pregroup issues formation, 2. initial stage orientation/exploration, 3. transition,
4. working stage, 5. final stage, 6. evaluation
personal growth by experiencing your own cautiousness, resistances, fears,
and uncomfortable moments in a group which helps you to know what is
needed to build a trusting and cohesive group.
defined as the individual's reluctance to bring into conscious
awareness threatening unconscious material that has been previously
repressed or denied. May be because the leader did not provide a good
orientation within the group.
, Facilitate, help clients relive and re-experience scenes from the past, suggest a
scene to act on.
Don't know?
2 of 74
Definition
the main player and focus of the psychodrama enactment
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Who is the audience What are the goals of group
in Psychodrama? therapy?
Who is the protagonist in What are the goals of group
psychodrama? counseling?
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3 of 74
Definition
play a supporting role in the drama
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Who is the protagonist in Group Leadership skill of
psychodrama? facilitating?
, Who is the auxilliary
Who does interpretations in the
in psychodrama?
group?
Don't know?
4 of 74
Term
What is the defensive behavior of repression and what should
the group leader do?
Give this one a try later!
redirection of emotion, and may keeping memories forgotten
lash out or gang up on group (recognize it and most likely
members. related to trauma and
they
should be pulled out).
Going back to an earlier
time (bedwetting), and should justification, making excuses for
have individual therapy. behaviors
Don't know?
,
