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Group Facilitation Concepts - Test 1 - Ch.'s 1-4, Fri 4/8

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When choosing a technique, what should you keep in mind as a group leader?   show
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show Using pairs and small groups.  
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Is the seating arrangement of a group considered a technique?   show
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What is NOT a right of a group member?   show
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As a counselor, do your legal and ethical obligations go beyond your responsibility to the client?   show
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What stage should the group leader look at when introducing a technique?   show
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T or F: Regardless of which technique you choose, it will always be subject to change as the flow and nature of session unfolds.   show
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T or F: Whether a technique has worked well in the past, if it is not correct for the current client group, it should not be used.   show
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According to the Corey's, what is the most important aspect of an effective group leader?   show
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What is NOT a part of active listening?   show
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show Listening and hearing what the members are saying.  
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show Empathizing  
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What skill is important to foster member-to-member interactions and connecting the work of several members?   show
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What skill is most relevant to a group leader when attempting to bring closure to a group session?   show
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What does the ASGW's 'Best Practice Guidelines' tell members in detail?   show
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show yes  
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When recruiting for members of a group, what is one thing NOT to do?   show
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show True  
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show yes  
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Is trust a common characteristic of group members in the initial stage?   show
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When group members experience persistent feelings of boredom, is it best to reveal them to others in the group?   show
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When conflict occurs in a group, is it best to recognize the conflict and encourage members to deal with it?   show
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Should a group member's cultural context always be taken into consideration when introducing a technique?   show
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show modeling by the leader.  
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show the leader's character, personal qualities and philosophy of life.  
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show the group ends up being used for the leader's own purposes.  
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What is one way to deal with a member who uses vague statements or generalizations to keep distant(emotionally separate)?   show
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What is the least useful kind of self-disclosure?   show
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show appropriate self-disclosure  
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show get them to look at their participation and progress.  
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show using a journal.  
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Techniques are the means or ________, NOT the ends or _____________.   show
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Techniques are ____________ adapted in response to the leader's needs?   show
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show False  
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show yes  
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What can build bonds between the group members by drawing attention to common issues, beliefs and understanding?   show
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What are member functions in the screening process?   show
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What is the following considered: Allowing the group member to review a list of names of other members for their input.   show
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What are group norms?   show
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The typical feeling or behavior of members who are in the initial stage of their group's progress is NOT a high degree of _____________.   show
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show True  
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show No  
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show True  
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show False  
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In group norms and standards of behavior, are focusing on personal problems that occur outside the group context included?   show
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show resistance  
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What type of resistance should be dealt with using knowledge, understanding, compassion and empathy?   show
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show No  
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