RHS 303 MIDTERM Exam Questions and
Answers 100% Pass
Counseling groups are being offered in all kinds of settings and for many different client groups.
Most are: - ANSWER-Short-term groups designed for specific client populations other than
unstructured personal-growth groups.
Question: A social action group is an example of which type of group? - ANSWER-A task group
Question: A group worker who specializes in serving relatively well-functioning individuals who
need to learn a specific set of skills (anger management) is likely to form: - ANSWER-A
psychoeducational group
Question: __________ fit well into today's managed health care scene because they can be
designed to be brief, cost-effective treatments: - ANSWER-psychoeducational groups
Question: in ________, although the emphasis is on conscious material, it is not uncommon for
unconscious material to emerge: - ANSWER-counseling groups
, Question: Brief groups require the group practitioner to set __________ with the members, to
establish a clear focus within group structure, to maintain an active leadership role, and to work
within a limited time frame. - ANSWER-clear and realistic treatment goals
Question: __________ is learned in groups such as families, and when individuals in a group
interact, they bring this learning with them. - ANSWER-Culture
Question: The current increased interest in Brief Group Therapy (BGT) is largely due to all of
the following factors EXCEPT: - ANSWER-its strong endorsement by the psychoanalytic
community
Question: Any hesitation on the part of a group member to use assertive communication should
be examined to see if this reluctance can be explained: - ANSWER-within a cultural context.
Question: If you hope to build bridges of understanding between yourself and group members
who are different from you: - ANSWER-It is essential to recognize your possible position of
privilege and the power of your professional role in the group, regardless of your cultural, racial,
or ethnic background.
Question: The authors ask us to consider the multiple identities each of us has. Their intention in
doing so is to: - ANSWER-help us to see that our gender, sexual identity, socioeconomic status,
and other personal factors influence how we view others as well as the ways in which others
experience us.
Answers 100% Pass
Counseling groups are being offered in all kinds of settings and for many different client groups.
Most are: - ANSWER-Short-term groups designed for specific client populations other than
unstructured personal-growth groups.
Question: A social action group is an example of which type of group? - ANSWER-A task group
Question: A group worker who specializes in serving relatively well-functioning individuals who
need to learn a specific set of skills (anger management) is likely to form: - ANSWER-A
psychoeducational group
Question: __________ fit well into today's managed health care scene because they can be
designed to be brief, cost-effective treatments: - ANSWER-psychoeducational groups
Question: in ________, although the emphasis is on conscious material, it is not uncommon for
unconscious material to emerge: - ANSWER-counseling groups
, Question: Brief groups require the group practitioner to set __________ with the members, to
establish a clear focus within group structure, to maintain an active leadership role, and to work
within a limited time frame. - ANSWER-clear and realistic treatment goals
Question: __________ is learned in groups such as families, and when individuals in a group
interact, they bring this learning with them. - ANSWER-Culture
Question: The current increased interest in Brief Group Therapy (BGT) is largely due to all of
the following factors EXCEPT: - ANSWER-its strong endorsement by the psychoanalytic
community
Question: Any hesitation on the part of a group member to use assertive communication should
be examined to see if this reluctance can be explained: - ANSWER-within a cultural context.
Question: If you hope to build bridges of understanding between yourself and group members
who are different from you: - ANSWER-It is essential to recognize your possible position of
privilege and the power of your professional role in the group, regardless of your cultural, racial,
or ethnic background.
Question: The authors ask us to consider the multiple identities each of us has. Their intention in
doing so is to: - ANSWER-help us to see that our gender, sexual identity, socioeconomic status,
and other personal factors influence how we view others as well as the ways in which others
experience us.
