RHS 303 Exam Questions and Answers
100% Pass
Which of the following is NOT considered a practical consideration when forming a therapeutic
group? - ANSWER-How absenteeism will be dealt with
Question: __________ is a standard practice for members of short-term therapy groups. -
ANSWER-Pre- group orientation
Question: Juan has informed his interagency colleagues that his proposal for a PTSD group has
been authorized, and he is seeking clients. His colleagues may: - ANSWER-Publicize, recruit and
screen potential members
Question: Potential additional weight, when screening group prospects, must be given to those
who are deemed "difficult" as they: - ANSWER-Might be the ones who need the group the most
Question: When a group prospect is coming from individual therapy, is a release form necessary
for consultation with the individual therapist? - ANSWER-Yes, without exception
,Question: Which of the following is of paramount concern when screening and selecting
potential group members? - ANSWER-To prevent harm to clients by participating in the group
Question: Group therapy is NOT recommended (contra-indicated) for all the following
EXCEPT: - ANSWER-Those with a history of violent tendencies
Question: Candice has decided NOT to accept Roger into her group. After breaking the news,
which of the following is considered the most ethically appropriate and most inclusive response?
- ANSWER-"Roger, other groups will come along, and we'll keep you in mind. However, I see
the frustration you are feeling. Would you like to talk about those feelings?"
Question: A thorough __________ sets the stage for later development of leader-member and
member-member therapeutic relationships. - ANSWER-orientation
Question: Which of the following is NOT one of the five general guideline areas for forming a
proposal of a group? - ANSWER-summarization
Question: __________ are characterized by changing membership. As certain members leave,
new members are admitted, and the group continues. - ANSWER-open groups
Question: __________ typically have some time limitation, with the group meeting for a
predetermined number of sessions. - ANSWER-closed groups
, Question: When forming a proposal for a group, which of the five general guideline areas would
you ask yourself the question: Is the physical location of the group easily accessible to all
members? - ANSWER-Practical considerations
Question: Preparing members for a group experience is a key aspect of __________. -
ANSWER-informed consent
Question: At the initial session, or at the pre-group meeting, the leader explores all of the
following EXCEPT: - ANSWER-does not answer the members questions
Question: Two crucial tasks inherent in the initial stage of group therapy are orientation and
______________. - ANSWER-exploration
Question: Ambiguity and lack of a structured approach in groups often lead to: - ANSWER-
anxiety
Question: In certain circumstances, there is hesitancy among members of certain racial and
ethnic groups to discuss personal matters with members of groups perceived to be more
dominant. A term that may be used to describe this defensive phenomenon is: - ANSWER-
Healthy paranoia
100% Pass
Which of the following is NOT considered a practical consideration when forming a therapeutic
group? - ANSWER-How absenteeism will be dealt with
Question: __________ is a standard practice for members of short-term therapy groups. -
ANSWER-Pre- group orientation
Question: Juan has informed his interagency colleagues that his proposal for a PTSD group has
been authorized, and he is seeking clients. His colleagues may: - ANSWER-Publicize, recruit and
screen potential members
Question: Potential additional weight, when screening group prospects, must be given to those
who are deemed "difficult" as they: - ANSWER-Might be the ones who need the group the most
Question: When a group prospect is coming from individual therapy, is a release form necessary
for consultation with the individual therapist? - ANSWER-Yes, without exception
,Question: Which of the following is of paramount concern when screening and selecting
potential group members? - ANSWER-To prevent harm to clients by participating in the group
Question: Group therapy is NOT recommended (contra-indicated) for all the following
EXCEPT: - ANSWER-Those with a history of violent tendencies
Question: Candice has decided NOT to accept Roger into her group. After breaking the news,
which of the following is considered the most ethically appropriate and most inclusive response?
- ANSWER-"Roger, other groups will come along, and we'll keep you in mind. However, I see
the frustration you are feeling. Would you like to talk about those feelings?"
Question: A thorough __________ sets the stage for later development of leader-member and
member-member therapeutic relationships. - ANSWER-orientation
Question: Which of the following is NOT one of the five general guideline areas for forming a
proposal of a group? - ANSWER-summarization
Question: __________ are characterized by changing membership. As certain members leave,
new members are admitted, and the group continues. - ANSWER-open groups
Question: __________ typically have some time limitation, with the group meeting for a
predetermined number of sessions. - ANSWER-closed groups
, Question: When forming a proposal for a group, which of the five general guideline areas would
you ask yourself the question: Is the physical location of the group easily accessible to all
members? - ANSWER-Practical considerations
Question: Preparing members for a group experience is a key aspect of __________. -
ANSWER-informed consent
Question: At the initial session, or at the pre-group meeting, the leader explores all of the
following EXCEPT: - ANSWER-does not answer the members questions
Question: Two crucial tasks inherent in the initial stage of group therapy are orientation and
______________. - ANSWER-exploration
Question: Ambiguity and lack of a structured approach in groups often lead to: - ANSWER-
anxiety
Question: In certain circumstances, there is hesitancy among members of certain racial and
ethnic groups to discuss personal matters with members of groups perceived to be more
dominant. A term that may be used to describe this defensive phenomenon is: - ANSWER-
Healthy paranoia