Ch 13 Group Interventions

Question 1

Yalom’s model of psychotherapy

Answer 1

interpersonal relationships are very important because change occurs through a corrective emotional experience within the context of the group.

Question 2

A group norm is

Answer 2

the development, over time, of a pattern of interaction within a group to which certain behavioral expectations are attached. Group norms affect the scope and functioning of a group. They also help structure role expectations and provide sanctions, taboos, and reference power to the group.

Question 3

Which incorporates all the verbal and nonverbal interactions of the group?

Answer 3

Group dynamics

Question 4

The member is acting in the role of opinion-giver

Answer 4

where the person states beliefs or opinions with emphasis on what should be the group’s values.

Question 5

The main difference between growth groups and psychotherapeutic groups is what?

Answer 5

The members’ functional level

Question 6

The working stage of group therapy is marked by which characteristic?

Answer 6

Conflict and cooperation among group members.

Question 7

In the beginning or honeymoon phase, members begin to

Answer 7

test whether they can trust one another and the leader. During the working phase, the group realizes its purpose.