NR 605 WEEK 6 FINAL STUDY GUIDE
Questions & 100% Correct Answers [Grade
A]– Chamberlain
Principles of group therapy: Existential psychoanalyst Irvin Yalom identified eleven
principals that underpin group therapy:
Corrective recapitulation of the primary family group:
helps group members work through unresolved family issues, such as sibling rivalry,
group therapy helps members process unresolved family conflicts
Principles of group therapy: Existential psychoanalyst Irvin Yalom identified eleven
principals that underpin group therapy:
Development of socializing techniques:
group members learn from each other about basic social skills and how to overcome
maladaptive social tendencies.
Principles of group therapy: Existential psychoanalyst Irvin Yalom identified eleven
principals that underpin group therapy:
Imitative behavior:
learning from the therapy of others helps members experiment or try on new
behaviors
, NR 605 WEEK 6 FINAL STUDY GUIDE
Questions & 100% Correct Answers [Grade
A]– Chamberlain
Principles of group therapy: Existential psychoanalyst Irvin Yalom identified eleven
principals that underpin group therapy:
Interpersonal learning:
group members gain a deeper understanding of themselves through interacting with
others and receiving feedback.
Principles of group therapy: Existential psychoanalyst Irvin Yalom identified eleven
principals that underpin group therapy:
group cohesiveness:
occurs when members feel they belong and are unconditionally accepted by the
other members. Group cohesion correlates with positive outcomes.
Principles of group therapy: Existential psychoanalyst Irvin Yalom identified eleven
principals that underpin group therapy:
Catharsis:
the process of releasing, and thereby providing relief from, strong or repressed
emotions. Sharing feelings and experiences with group members can help relieve
pain, guilt or stress.
, NR 605 WEEK 6 FINAL STUDY GUIDE
Questions & 100% Correct Answers [Grade
A]– Chamberlain
Principles of group therapy: Existential psychoanalyst Irvin Yalom identified eleven
principals that underpin group therapy:
Existential factors:
include the ultimate concern of the human condition-death, isolation, freedom and
meaninglessness and may be the basis of psychiatric problems. Experiencing an
existential event such as a possible illness may mobilize awareness that each
individual is responsible for their lives, actions and choices.
What form of psychotherapy is where a group of clients meets to discuss problems or
concerns under the guidance of a therapist one to two hours per week in person or
online.
group therapy
Name the 5 phases of group development; Tuckman formed these phases in 1965 and
they are useful in documentation and in assessing the group's productivity. F, S, N, P,
A
forming, storming, norming, performing, and adjourning
5 phases of group development; 1) Forming:
Questions & 100% Correct Answers [Grade
A]– Chamberlain
Principles of group therapy: Existential psychoanalyst Irvin Yalom identified eleven
principals that underpin group therapy:
Corrective recapitulation of the primary family group:
helps group members work through unresolved family issues, such as sibling rivalry,
group therapy helps members process unresolved family conflicts
Principles of group therapy: Existential psychoanalyst Irvin Yalom identified eleven
principals that underpin group therapy:
Development of socializing techniques:
group members learn from each other about basic social skills and how to overcome
maladaptive social tendencies.
Principles of group therapy: Existential psychoanalyst Irvin Yalom identified eleven
principals that underpin group therapy:
Imitative behavior:
learning from the therapy of others helps members experiment or try on new
behaviors
, NR 605 WEEK 6 FINAL STUDY GUIDE
Questions & 100% Correct Answers [Grade
A]– Chamberlain
Principles of group therapy: Existential psychoanalyst Irvin Yalom identified eleven
principals that underpin group therapy:
Interpersonal learning:
group members gain a deeper understanding of themselves through interacting with
others and receiving feedback.
Principles of group therapy: Existential psychoanalyst Irvin Yalom identified eleven
principals that underpin group therapy:
group cohesiveness:
occurs when members feel they belong and are unconditionally accepted by the
other members. Group cohesion correlates with positive outcomes.
Principles of group therapy: Existential psychoanalyst Irvin Yalom identified eleven
principals that underpin group therapy:
Catharsis:
the process of releasing, and thereby providing relief from, strong or repressed
emotions. Sharing feelings and experiences with group members can help relieve
pain, guilt or stress.
, NR 605 WEEK 6 FINAL STUDY GUIDE
Questions & 100% Correct Answers [Grade
A]– Chamberlain
Principles of group therapy: Existential psychoanalyst Irvin Yalom identified eleven
principals that underpin group therapy:
Existential factors:
include the ultimate concern of the human condition-death, isolation, freedom and
meaninglessness and may be the basis of psychiatric problems. Experiencing an
existential event such as a possible illness may mobilize awareness that each
individual is responsible for their lives, actions and choices.
What form of psychotherapy is where a group of clients meets to discuss problems or
concerns under the guidance of a therapist one to two hours per week in person or
online.
group therapy
Name the 5 phases of group development; Tuckman formed these phases in 1965 and
they are useful in documentation and in assessing the group's productivity. F, S, N, P,
A
forming, storming, norming, performing, and adjourning
5 phases of group development; 1) Forming:
