Group counseling stages, facilitation techniques, and consultation models tested on the National Counselor Examination.
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- In Tuckman's model of group development, what is the first stage, marked by orientation and tentative interaction?
- Forming
- In Tuckman's model, which stage is marked by conflict, resistance, and power struggles among members?
- Storming
- In Tuckman's model, which stage is marked by growing cohesion and the establishment of group norms?
- Norming
- In Tuckman's model, which stage is marked by the group working productively toward its goals?
- Performing
- In Tuckman's model, what is the final stage, involving closure and termination?
- Adjourning
- In Corey's stages of group development, what is the initial stage focused on?
- Orientation and exploration of the group's purpose and structure
- In Corey's stages of group development, what characterizes the transition stage?
- Dealing with resistance, anxiety, and conflict as members test trust
- In Corey's stages of group development, what characterizes the working stage?
- High cohesion and productive, focused work on personal goals
- In Corey's stages of group development, what happens in the final stage?
- Consolidation of learning and termination of the group
- What Yalom therapeutic factor describes a member's belief that positive change is possible?
- Instillation of hope
- What Yalom therapeutic factor describes the relief members feel from realizing others share similar problems?
- Universality
- What Yalom therapeutic factor involves members gaining knowledge or advice from the leader or other members?
- Imparting of information
- What Yalom therapeutic factor describes members benefiting from giving support and help to others?
- Altruism
- What Yalom therapeutic factor involves members re-experiencing and working through early family conflicts within the group?
- Corrective recapitulation of the primary family group
- What Yalom therapeutic factor involves members improving their interpersonal and social skills through group interaction?
- Development of socializing techniques