NSG 526 2027 Exam 2 Complete Questions and Answers Study
Guide - Verified - A+ Guide
Question 1.
Information Giver Technique
Correct Answer: Group members sharing methods they personally use for
dealing with problems
Question 2.
Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT)
Correct Answer: Consists of active questioning, homework assignments, and
exploring personal ideas and beliefs to understand how thoughts influence
behaviors
Question 3.
Attachment Theory
Correct Answer: Emotional bond between children and caregivers, originated
by John Bowlby.
Question 4.
Milieu Therapy
Correct Answer: Considers the client's social, economic, and cultural status for
therapy
Question 5.
CAM vs Western Medicine
Correct Answer: Western medicine focuses on treatments, while CAM focuses
on mind-body interactions
Question 6.
Beck's Contribution
Correct Answer: Developed cognitive model of depression and the idea that
cognitive distortions underlie psychological disorders
Question 7.
Understanding Depression
Correct Answer: Beck's schemas, cognitive errors, and the cognitive triad
(negative self-view, negative interpretation of experiences, negative future
,outlook)
Question 8.
Beck's Assumption
Correct Answer: Distorted thinking contributes to and maintains symptoms
Question 9.
Ellis
Correct Answer: Rational Emotive Therapy (RET) is a form of Cognitive
Behavioral Therapy (CBT).
• RET -✓✓Unrealistic and irrational beliefs are the root of many emotional
problems. RET aims to identify and dispute these beliefs through active,
confrontational therapy.
Question 10.
RET Assumption
Correct Answer: People make themselves sick when they turn desires or
preferences into absolute musts. Beliefs shape individuals.
Question 11.
Skinner
Correct Answer: Skinner's behavior model involves using reinforcement and
extinction to modify behaviors.
Question 12.
Operant Conditioning
Correct Answer: Operant conditioning utilizes positive reinforcement to
increase desired behaviors. Token economies can be used as a reward system.
Question 13.
Universality
Correct Answer: Recognizing shared experiences among group members helps
remove isolation and boost self-esteem.
Question 14.
Altruism
Correct Answer: Group members supporting each other can enhance self-
esteem and develop adaptive coping skills.
, Question 15.
Instillation of Hope
Correct Answer: Seeing others overcome challenges in a group setting can
inspire and encourage members.
Question 16.
Imparting Information
Correct Answer: Sharing factual information within a group can be beneficial
for members.
Question 17.
Corrective Recapitulation of Primary Family Experience
Correct Answer: In group therapy, members may unconsciously relate to the
therapist and others as they did to family members, aiding in understanding
past experiences and avoiding repeating unhelpful patterns.
• Development of Socializing Techniques -✓✓The group setting provides a safe
and supportive environment for members to improve their social skills.
Question 18.
Imitative Behavior
Correct Answer: Group members develop social skills through observing and
imitating therapist and peers.
Question 19.
Cohesiveness
Correct Answer: The primary therapeutic factor where personal development
occurs in an interpersonal context.
Question 20.
Existential Factors
Correct Answer: Learning to take responsibility for one's own life and
decisions.
Question 21.
Catharsis
Correct Answer: Relief from emotional distress through uninhibited expression
of emotion.
Guide - Verified - A+ Guide
Question 1.
Information Giver Technique
Correct Answer: Group members sharing methods they personally use for
dealing with problems
Question 2.
Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT)
Correct Answer: Consists of active questioning, homework assignments, and
exploring personal ideas and beliefs to understand how thoughts influence
behaviors
Question 3.
Attachment Theory
Correct Answer: Emotional bond between children and caregivers, originated
by John Bowlby.
Question 4.
Milieu Therapy
Correct Answer: Considers the client's social, economic, and cultural status for
therapy
Question 5.
CAM vs Western Medicine
Correct Answer: Western medicine focuses on treatments, while CAM focuses
on mind-body interactions
Question 6.
Beck's Contribution
Correct Answer: Developed cognitive model of depression and the idea that
cognitive distortions underlie psychological disorders
Question 7.
Understanding Depression
Correct Answer: Beck's schemas, cognitive errors, and the cognitive triad
(negative self-view, negative interpretation of experiences, negative future
,outlook)
Question 8.
Beck's Assumption
Correct Answer: Distorted thinking contributes to and maintains symptoms
Question 9.
Ellis
Correct Answer: Rational Emotive Therapy (RET) is a form of Cognitive
Behavioral Therapy (CBT).
• RET -✓✓Unrealistic and irrational beliefs are the root of many emotional
problems. RET aims to identify and dispute these beliefs through active,
confrontational therapy.
Question 10.
RET Assumption
Correct Answer: People make themselves sick when they turn desires or
preferences into absolute musts. Beliefs shape individuals.
Question 11.
Skinner
Correct Answer: Skinner's behavior model involves using reinforcement and
extinction to modify behaviors.
Question 12.
Operant Conditioning
Correct Answer: Operant conditioning utilizes positive reinforcement to
increase desired behaviors. Token economies can be used as a reward system.
Question 13.
Universality
Correct Answer: Recognizing shared experiences among group members helps
remove isolation and boost self-esteem.
Question 14.
Altruism
Correct Answer: Group members supporting each other can enhance self-
esteem and develop adaptive coping skills.
, Question 15.
Instillation of Hope
Correct Answer: Seeing others overcome challenges in a group setting can
inspire and encourage members.
Question 16.
Imparting Information
Correct Answer: Sharing factual information within a group can be beneficial
for members.
Question 17.
Corrective Recapitulation of Primary Family Experience
Correct Answer: In group therapy, members may unconsciously relate to the
therapist and others as they did to family members, aiding in understanding
past experiences and avoiding repeating unhelpful patterns.
• Development of Socializing Techniques -✓✓The group setting provides a safe
and supportive environment for members to improve their social skills.
Question 18.
Imitative Behavior
Correct Answer: Group members develop social skills through observing and
imitating therapist and peers.
Question 19.
Cohesiveness
Correct Answer: The primary therapeutic factor where personal development
occurs in an interpersonal context.
Question 20.
Existential Factors
Correct Answer: Learning to take responsibility for one's own life and
decisions.
Question 21.
Catharsis
Correct Answer: Relief from emotional distress through uninhibited expression
of emotion.
