Group Counseling Flashcards

(26 cards)

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What is the focus of a psychoeducational group?

A

Teaching skills or information (e.g., coping, parenting)

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What is the focus of a counseling group?

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Personal growth and emotional support

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What is the focus of a psychotherapy group?

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Treatment of serious psychological issues

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What is the focus of a task group?

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Completing a specific task or project

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What is a support group?

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Peer-led group offering shared experience and emotional support

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What are the stages of group development?

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Forming, Storming, Norming, Performing, Adjourning

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What happens in the ‘Storming’ or ‘Transition’ stage?

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Conflict, resistance, testing boundaries

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What happens in the ‘Working’ stage?

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Cohesion, trust, productive group work

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What happens in the ‘Termination’ stage?

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Closure, reflection, preparation for ending

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What is the role of an encourager in a group?

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Supports morale and affirms others

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What is the role of a dominator in a group?

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Controls discussion and limits others’ contributions

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What is the role of a blocker in a group?

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Rejects ideas and hinders group progress

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What is authoritarian leadership?

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Directive and structured; leader-centered

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What is democratic leadership?

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Encourages member participation and shared decisions

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What is laissez-faire leadership?

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Minimal structure or guidance from leader

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What is universality in group counseling?

A

Realizing others share similar struggles

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What is altruism in group counseling?

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Helping others boosts one’s own self-esteem

18
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What is catharsis in group counseling?

A

Emotional release through expression

19
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What is interpersonal learning?

A

Gaining insight through relationships in the group

20
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What is group cohesion?

A

The emotional bonding that strengthens therapeutic effect

21
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What is a ‘round’ in group counseling?

A

Each member shares briefly in turn

22
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What is a ‘dyad’?

A

Two members working together, often privately

23
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What is ‘here-and-now’ processing?

A

Focusing on current group dynamics and interactions

24
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Why is informed consent important in group work?

A

Ensures clients understand structure, risks, and rules

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Can confidentiality be guaranteed in group counseling?
No — it must be emphasized but cannot be ensured
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Why is screening important before group entry?
To determine if a client is appropriate for the group