In social identity and social categorization theories, individuals emphasize the ___________ of their group members and the __________ of the outgroup
a. Dissimilarities; similarities
b. Similarities; dissimilarities
c. Dissimilarities; dissimilarities
d. Similarities; similarities
Q. 2From an existentialist perspective, the primary microskill that takes one to the goal of treatment is ________________ __________ ________________________.
Fill in the blank(s) with correct word
Q. 3The term __________ means that the emotions that are being expressed verbally and non-verbally are aligned and reflective of the client's internal experience.
Fill in the blank(s) with correct word
Q. 4Working in a psychiatric hospital with a client diagnosed schizophrenic, a group therapist explains the specific course of schizophrenia. This therapeutic factor is known as:
a. Instillation of hope
b. Universality
c. Imparting information
d. Altruism
Q. 5When we hold less favorable views about groups to which we do not belong it is called
a. Social identity theory
b. In-group-out-group bias
c. Decategorization
d. Self-fulfilling prophecy
Q. 6When two groups are placed in the same room and given unrelated tasks, they often begin to
a. Ignore the other group
b. Cooperate with the other group
c. Compete with the other group
d. Splinter into subgroups
Q. 7A risk of asking too many questions is
a) the client may feel bad about themselves
b) the client may feel controlled by the therapist
c) the therapist is showing a bias
d) all of the above
Q. 8Group members can play an important role during the planning process of reality therapy because
a. they can evaluate and review each others' plans.
b. they can hold each other accountable for carrying out their plans.
c. they can offer support and encouragement to each other.
d. All of the above.
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