EW 2025-2026 NURS 661 MVU
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EXAM WITH QUESTIONS &
CORRECT ANSWERS GRADED A+
locking - CORRECT ANSWER-stop counterproductive behaviour of patients without
B
attacking them
mpathizing - CORRECT ANSWER-Convey understanding, grasp patients' world,
E
identify with them by their frame of reference
valuating - CORRECT ANSWER-Assess behaviour, assess group progress, ongoing
E
after each session
acilitating - CORRECT ANSWER -enabling members within the group, opening up
F
communication, helping members to increase responsibility
iving Feedback - CORRECT ANSWER-Help direct clients so they can reach their
G
goals
oal setting - CORRECT ANSWER-the process of working toward something you want
G
to accomplish
Initiating - CORRECT ANSWER-Bring new ideas to the group, initiate effective group
progress
eflecting Feelings - CORRECT ANSWER-Let members of the group know they are
R
being heard and understood
Suggesting - CORRECT ANSWER-Offer advice leading to a point
Interpreting - CORRECT ANSWER-Possible explanations for certain thoughts, feelings
or behaviours, trying to make them aware of potential conflicts or contradictions
isks Associated with Group Work - CORRECT ANSWER-Patients doing worse,
R
confidentiality, safety, confrontation, one group member ganging up on another,
intimidation
, Who warns about potential risks in group work? - CORRECT ANSWER-The leader
enefits of group work - CORRECT ANSWER-social support, getting perspectives from
B
others, learning other adaptive behaviours, learning coping skills
ajor goals of group work - CORRECT ANSWER-To resolve our conflict, change is
M
possible, learn coping skills, things can change and get better but maybe rough in the
beginning, give them hope
ow does informed consent relate to group work - CORRECT ANSWER-Notifies the
H
clients what to expect and the guidelines and they agree to participate, and discuss
potential problems. Appropriate both legally and ethically to warn the client that they
may be uncomfortable and there could be a confrontation.
hat is an encounter group - CORRECT ANSWER-An enactment of here and now but
W
related to a past or future event
ow is group counselling different - CORRECT ANSWER-preventative and education
H
purposes using the here and now (shorter)
ow is group therapy different - CORRECT ANSWER-Remediation of past
H
problems/difficulties (longer)
hat is the major difference between group counselling and group therapy -
W
CORRECT ANSWER-Different goals
ow are psychotherapy groups different - CORRECT ANSWER-Education including
H
past and present
ow are self-exploration groups different - CORRECT ANSWER-About personal
H
growth, experience and self-awareness groups, as leaders its a good idea for us to do
them
ow are task groups different - CORRECT ANSWER-designed to assist task forces,
H
committee, big projects
ow are psychoeducational groups different - CORRECT ANSWER-They have a
H
central theme, more structured, specific
N
EXAM WITH QUESTIONS &
CORRECT ANSWERS GRADED A+
locking - CORRECT ANSWER-stop counterproductive behaviour of patients without
B
attacking them
mpathizing - CORRECT ANSWER-Convey understanding, grasp patients' world,
E
identify with them by their frame of reference
valuating - CORRECT ANSWER-Assess behaviour, assess group progress, ongoing
E
after each session
acilitating - CORRECT ANSWER -enabling members within the group, opening up
F
communication, helping members to increase responsibility
iving Feedback - CORRECT ANSWER-Help direct clients so they can reach their
G
goals
oal setting - CORRECT ANSWER-the process of working toward something you want
G
to accomplish
Initiating - CORRECT ANSWER-Bring new ideas to the group, initiate effective group
progress
eflecting Feelings - CORRECT ANSWER-Let members of the group know they are
R
being heard and understood
Suggesting - CORRECT ANSWER-Offer advice leading to a point
Interpreting - CORRECT ANSWER-Possible explanations for certain thoughts, feelings
or behaviours, trying to make them aware of potential conflicts or contradictions
isks Associated with Group Work - CORRECT ANSWER-Patients doing worse,
R
confidentiality, safety, confrontation, one group member ganging up on another,
intimidation
, Who warns about potential risks in group work? - CORRECT ANSWER-The leader
enefits of group work - CORRECT ANSWER-social support, getting perspectives from
B
others, learning other adaptive behaviours, learning coping skills
ajor goals of group work - CORRECT ANSWER-To resolve our conflict, change is
M
possible, learn coping skills, things can change and get better but maybe rough in the
beginning, give them hope
ow does informed consent relate to group work - CORRECT ANSWER-Notifies the
H
clients what to expect and the guidelines and they agree to participate, and discuss
potential problems. Appropriate both legally and ethically to warn the client that they
may be uncomfortable and there could be a confrontation.
hat is an encounter group - CORRECT ANSWER-An enactment of here and now but
W
related to a past or future event
ow is group counselling different - CORRECT ANSWER-preventative and education
H
purposes using the here and now (shorter)
ow is group therapy different - CORRECT ANSWER-Remediation of past
H
problems/difficulties (longer)
hat is the major difference between group counselling and group therapy -
W
CORRECT ANSWER-Different goals
ow are psychotherapy groups different - CORRECT ANSWER-Education including
H
past and present
ow are self-exploration groups different - CORRECT ANSWER-About personal
H
growth, experience and self-awareness groups, as leaders its a good idea for us to do
them
ow are task groups different - CORRECT ANSWER-designed to assist task forces,
H
committee, big projects
ow are psychoeducational groups different - CORRECT ANSWER-They have a
H
central theme, more structured, specific
