Upgrade to remove ads
Only $35.99/year

Group Final

Terms in this set (17)

Basic Facilitation
-Elicit, redirect, clarify, connect

-created by Kline
What are the group development models?

Who developed the group development models?
1. Forming, storming, norming, performing, and adjourning-Tuckman and Jensen**

2. Warm-up, action, and closure**-Hulse-Kolacky, Kolacky, Donigan

(others mentioned)

3. Four part sequence including power, cohesiveness, working, and termination-Ward

4. Groups develop out of awareness and then move on to conflict, cooperation, productivity, and finally separation-Kormanski and Mozenter

5. Exploration, transition, action, termination-Gazda

6. Security, acceptance, responsibility, work, and closing-Trotzer
What are the positive primary group variables and who initially described them?
Yalom;

1. instillation of hope
2. universality
3. imparting information
4. altruism
5. corrective recapitulation of the primary family group
6. development of socializing techniques
7. imitative behavior
8. interpersonal learning
9. group cohesiveness
10. catharsis
11. existential factors
what 3 roles do members tend to occupy in group?
-building roles
-maintenance roles
-blocking roles
The concept that groups function as a miniature representation of an individual's personal social universe is best termed:
social microsm
refers to how things happen in a group & answers questions about how members are interacting across multiple levels in group
Process
most direct form of resistance that causes group difficulty
attack on leader?
3 levels of focus/intervention
interpersonal, intrapersonal, group as a whole
According to Hulse-Killackcy, Schumacher, and Kraus... the "balance" between content & process is
ideal?
Yalom identified negative group variables that function along with therapeutic forces in group work. They include all of the following except:
imparting informational advice
Celeste would likely utilize which of these specific group leadership skills?
interpreting?
a typical storming behavior in which clients demonstrate an emphasis on abstraction with a minimal amount of affect or emotion is termed:
intellectualizing
Donigian & Malnati outline 7 frequent group types of processes. Which of the following is not included among them?
critical reflection
_______ group leaders are less directive serving as a facilitator, not a director
democratic
Group level interventions tend to offer higher intensity & carry higher risk than leader-to-member interventions
False
Benjamin declares.... This potentially destructive behavior is an example of
manipulator?
direct instruction that either formally or informally occurs without exception in every group is a therapeutic force characterized as:
imparting information
Other sets by this creator