___________ is useful in determining goals for the group, clarifying one's role and functions as a leader, and explaining the group interactions.
A. Group training
B. A theory
C. A professional statement
D. Supervision
Q. 2Definitional ceremonies occur when:
a. people define who they are in relation to the dominant discourse
b. people externalize the problem so that it is the problem and not in them
c. people perform their story before an audience
d. people role-play in front of the therapist how they view the problem
Q. 3In general, research shows that counselors report that they like all of the following characteristics of their jobs EXCEPT _____
a. Using their therapeutic expertise
b. Helping clients grow and change
c. Feeling responsible for people's lives
d. Learning about many different types of people
Q. 4Third party reimbursement for private practitioners has changed over time from a _____ health care system to a _____ health care system.
A. managed care system; fee for service
B. capitated; utilization review
C. fee for service; managed care
D. preferred provider organization (PPO); health maintenance organization (HMO)
Q. 5Omar, your sister Sophia seemed to be a very important part of your life. If she was here now, how do you think she would understand what was happening?
a. re-membering
b. re-authoring
c. re-evaluating
d. re-authoring
e. scaffolding
Q. 6Which of the following have been identified as reasons that people fear self-disclosure _____
a. Fear of rejection from others
b. Fear of admitting to ourselves who we really are
c. Fear of embarrassment or shame
d. All of the above
Q. 7Alcoholics Anonymous, Weight Watchers, and Lamplighters are all examples of this type of group, _________.
A. encounter
B. counseling
C. T-group
D. self-help/support
Q. 8You mentioned that there was a period in your life when you did not let depression take over.
Can you tell me more about this time? This line of inquiry would be most likely found in which one of the following types of Narrative conversations?
a. re-membering
b. re-authoring
c. re-evaluating
d. re-authoring
e. scaffolding
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