Group Therapy PSY633

Quiz Chapter 6The Therapist Working in the Here and Now.

1.The here-and-now focus rapidly reaches the limits of its usefulness without the second tier which is called: (142)

a. catharsisb. the social microcosmc. vertical disclosured. metadisclosuree. illumination of process

1.The here-and-now focus rapidly reaches the limits of its usefulness without the second tier which is called: (142)

a. catharsisb. the social microcosmc. vertical disclosured. metadisclosuree. illumination of process

2. In interactional psychotherapy, ____ refers to the nature of the relationship between interacting individuals—members and therapists. (143)

a. processb. metadisclosurec. horizontal disclosured. substantivee. transactional

2. In interactional psychotherapy, ____ refers to the nature of the relationship between interacting individuals—members and therapists. (143)

a. processb. metadisclosurec. horizontal disclosured. substantivee. transactional

3 .Yalom suggested that there are often many potential process comments a therapist could make. He suggested that the primary consideration for this choice should be: (146)

a. which one is correctb. the first event should be discussed firstc. the immediate needs of the groupd. reason the conflict arousee. The willingness of the group to hear the particular interpretation

3 .Yalom suggested that there are often many potential process comments a therapist could make. He suggested that the primary consideration for this choice should be: (146)

a. which one is correctb. the first event should be discussed firstc. the immediate needs of the groupd. reason the conflict arousee. The willingness of the group to hear the particular interpretation

4 .Which of the following is a reason to avoid process commentary in general adult interactions? (130)

a. it is so common as to be banalb. people would be bored by itc. fear of retaliationd. it shows a lack of intereste. all of the above

4 .Which of the following is a reason to avoid process commentary in general adult interactions? (130)

a. it is so common as to be banalb. people would be bored by itc. fear of retaliationd. it shows a lack of intereste. all of the above

5. Process commentary undermines: (131)

a. group cohesivenessb. the effectiveness of a therapy groupc. arbitrary authority structured. here and now behaviore. the group leader’s credibility

5. Process commentary undermines: (131)

a. group cohesivenessb. the effectiveness of a therapy groupc. arbitrary authority structured. here and now behaviore. the group leader’s credibility

6. Process illumination by group members is: (152)

a. always expected of themb. likely to be resented by other membersc. essential if the group is to have a here and now focusd. requirede. the best way for members to be appreciated by other members

6. Process illumination by group members is: (152)

a. always expected of themb. likely to be resented by other membersc. essential if the group is to have a here and now focusd. requirede. the best way for members to be appreciated by other members

7. The therapist moves the focus from: (158)

a. the inside to the outsideb. from the specific to the abstractc. from the generic to the personald. from the interpersonal to the personal e. all of the above

7. The therapist moves the focus from: (158)

a. the inside to the outsideb. from the specific to the abstractc. from the generic to the personald. from the interpersonal to the personal e. all of the above

8. When clients initially resist talking in the here and now Yalom often uses ___ which provides safety and distance. (159)

a. self-disclosureb. humorc. story tellingd. the conditional verb forme. an ahistorical approach

8. When clients initially resist talking in the here and now Yalom often uses ___ which provides safety and distance. (159)

a. self-disclosureb. humorc. story tellingd. the conditional verb forme. an ahistorical approach

9. Resistance occurs in many forms. Often it appears in the cunning guise of: (160)

a. here and now talkingb. regular attendancec. total equality toward all membersd. talking about important matterse. careful listening

9. Resistance occurs in many forms. Often it appears in the cunning guise of: (160)

a. here and now talkingb. regular attendancec. total equality toward all membersd. talking about important matterse. careful listening

10. In the vignette about the insecure woman named Claudia who thought she would fail at her new job, the therapist dealt with her work insecurity by: (161)

a. pointing out that she was working 80 hours a weekb. detailing examples of her success in her careerc. asking her to relate stories of success from her careerd. giving her a high mark for group participatione. all of the above

10. In the vignette about the insecure woman named Claudia who thought she would fail at her new job, the therapist dealt with her work insecurity by: (161)

a. pointing out that she was working 80 hours a weekb. detailing examples of her success in her careerc. asking her to relate stories of success from her careerd. giving her a high mark for group participation

e. all of the above

Bonus Question 1: The placement of a dagger (†) in the text indicates the existence of: (xviii)

a. a clarification at the bottom of the pageb. a note at the end of the chapterc. corroborative data and referencesd. a change from the first edition of the booke. an area of controversy in the field of psychotherapy

Bonus Question 1: The placement of a dagger (†) in the text indicates the existence of: (xviii)

a. a clarification at the bottom of the pageb. a note at the end of the chapterc. corroborative data and referencesd. a change from the first edition of the booke. an area of controversy in the field of psychotherapy

Bonus 2: Yalom suggested that the First step in techniques of here-and-now activation is:

a. Think here and nowb. Analyze the transferencec. Use the active verbd. Use a check-in proceduree. Seek vertical disclosure

Bonus 2: Yalom suggested that the First step in techniques of here-and-now activation is:

a. Think here and nowb. Analyze the transferencec. Use the active verbd. Use a check-in proceduree. Seek vertical disclosure

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Group next Tuesday

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