NURS 661 Exam 2 Questions and
Answers latest update A+
1. Opening up clear and direct communication among B
the participants and helping them assume increasing
responsibility for the group's direction is defined as
a. suggesting
b. facilitating
c. goal setting
d. giving back
2. Appraising the ongoing group process and the indi- C
vidual and group dynamics is defined as
a. blocking
b. facilitating
c. evaluating
d. interpreting
3. Offering possible explanations for certain thoughts, A
feelings, and patterns of behavior is defined as
a. interpreting.
b. evaluating.
c. giving feedback.
d. active listening.
,4. Saying in slightly different words what a member has D
said to clarify its meaning is defined as:
a. reflecting feelings
b. supporting
c. facilitating
d. restating
5. Expressing concrete and honest reactions based on B
observation of members' behaviors is defined as:
a. disclosing oneselfgiving feedback
b. confronting
c. clarifying
6. is to let members know that they are heard and D
understood beyond the level of words.
a. active listening
b. restating
c. clarifying
d. reflecting feelings
7. is to help members develop alternative courses of B
thinking and action.
a. giving feedback
b. suggesting
c. interpreting
d. supporting
8. is to help group members work more effectively; D
to increase the pace of the group process.
, a. modeling
b. protecting
c. blocking
d. initiating
9. A major difference between group therapy and group B
counseling lies in:
a. the techniques employed to facilitate the process of
interaction
b. the group's goals
c. the age of the participants
10. the theoretical orientation of the group leader are
commonly used by school coun- C selors who
assemble a group of school personnel to develop a
plan to assist students. A team works to- gether to
determine how services can best be imple- mented.
a. Encounter groups
b. Psychotherapy groups
c. Tasks groups
d. Self-exploration groups
11. has preventative as well as remedial aims. C
a. self-care
b. self-awareness
c. group counseling
d. group mentality
12. Group counseling can be designed to meet the needs B
, of specific populations. Which of the following is NOT
one?
a. counseling groups for children
b. counseling groups for unmanaged individuals with
schizophrenia
c. counseling groups for adolescents
d. counseling groups for college students
13. A group that is composed of people who are similar in A
age, type of problem, and personality characteristics
can be called?
a. a homogeneous group
b. a heterogeneous group
c. an endogenous group
d. an androgynous group
Answers latest update A+
1. Opening up clear and direct communication among B
the participants and helping them assume increasing
responsibility for the group's direction is defined as
a. suggesting
b. facilitating
c. goal setting
d. giving back
2. Appraising the ongoing group process and the indi- C
vidual and group dynamics is defined as
a. blocking
b. facilitating
c. evaluating
d. interpreting
3. Offering possible explanations for certain thoughts, A
feelings, and patterns of behavior is defined as
a. interpreting.
b. evaluating.
c. giving feedback.
d. active listening.
,4. Saying in slightly different words what a member has D
said to clarify its meaning is defined as:
a. reflecting feelings
b. supporting
c. facilitating
d. restating
5. Expressing concrete and honest reactions based on B
observation of members' behaviors is defined as:
a. disclosing oneselfgiving feedback
b. confronting
c. clarifying
6. is to let members know that they are heard and D
understood beyond the level of words.
a. active listening
b. restating
c. clarifying
d. reflecting feelings
7. is to help members develop alternative courses of B
thinking and action.
a. giving feedback
b. suggesting
c. interpreting
d. supporting
8. is to help group members work more effectively; D
to increase the pace of the group process.
, a. modeling
b. protecting
c. blocking
d. initiating
9. A major difference between group therapy and group B
counseling lies in:
a. the techniques employed to facilitate the process of
interaction
b. the group's goals
c. the age of the participants
10. the theoretical orientation of the group leader are
commonly used by school coun- C selors who
assemble a group of school personnel to develop a
plan to assist students. A team works to- gether to
determine how services can best be imple- mented.
a. Encounter groups
b. Psychotherapy groups
c. Tasks groups
d. Self-exploration groups
11. has preventative as well as remedial aims. C
a. self-care
b. self-awareness
c. group counseling
d. group mentality
12. Group counseling can be designed to meet the needs B
, of specific populations. Which of the following is NOT
one?
a. counseling groups for children
b. counseling groups for unmanaged individuals with
schizophrenia
c. counseling groups for adolescents
d. counseling groups for college students
13. A group that is composed of people who are similar in A
age, type of problem, and personality characteristics
can be called?
a. a homogeneous group
b. a heterogeneous group
c. an endogenous group
d. an androgynous group
