Group Counseling Midterm Exam

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Imparting Information
Sharing/gaining knowledge and advice.

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TermDefinition
Imparting Information
Sharing/gaining knowledge and advice.
Instillation of Hope
If someone else can change then maybe I can too.
Universality
Other people may also have similar problem to yours and you are not alone.
Altruism
Helping others, which enhances self-worth.
The Corrective Recapitulation of the Primary Family Group
Re-experiencing family dynamic in a safe environment.
Imitative Behavior
Learning by observing others.
Interpersonal Learning
Gaining insight through interactions and trying out new behaviors in a safe community.
Group Cohesiveness
Feeling connected and accepted within the group.
Catharsis
Emotional release and expression.
Existentialism
Facing life's realities and finding meaning.
Development of Socializing Techniques
Improving interpersonal/social skills from feedback or practice.
Why would someone show resistance?
Afraid to be vulnerable and trust issues.
Why would someone prefer group over individual counseling?
They get peer feedback, aren't alone, instillation of hope, and microcosm into group.
What are the risks of a group sessions?
Breaking confidentiality and not feeling better at the end since the focus may not have been on you.
What are some misconceptions about group counseling?
Individuals counseling is better, it is not effective, and everyone makes friends.
Immediacy
This is the here and now and where the most growth happens.
3 things leaders do in transitional stage
Promote trust, encourage self-disclosure, and manage conflicts.
3 things leaders do in initial stage
Explore expectations, encourage participation, address confidentiality, etc.