Group Counseling Flashcards
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Yalom's curative factors in group therapy include all of the following EXCEPT:
Answer: Cognitive restructuring
Yalom identified 11 therapeutic factors in group therapy; cognitive restructuring is a CBT technique but is not one of Yalom's specific curative factors.
In group development, Tuckman's model begins with which stage?
Answer: Forming
Tuckman's model begins with the Forming stage, during which members are oriented, anxious, and dependent on the leader for structure and direction.
Which type of group has the primary purpose of providing information and preventing problems?
Answer: Psychoeducational group
Psychoeducational groups focus on providing structured information, developing skills, and preventing problems before they become significant clinical issues.
The ideal size for a typical counseling group is:
Answer: 5–8 members
A group of 5–8 members is generally considered optimal, balancing diverse perspectives with sufficient time for each member to receive individual attention.
A 'here-and-now' focus in group therapy refers to:
Answer: Processing interpersonal interactions occurring within the group itself
Yalom's here-and-now approach focuses on processing members' interactions within the group, using the group as a social microcosm for interpersonal learning.
Which leadership style is most appropriate for a task-oriented psychoeducational group?
Answer: Directive and structured
Psychoeducational groups benefit from a directive, structured leadership style that efficiently delivers information and skill-building activities.