CPCE Domain 6: Group Counseling and Group Work

In group therapy, the concept of "universality" refers to which of the following experiences?

In the context of group therapy, "group cohesion" is best described as:

The term "scapegoating" within group therapy settings is best understood as:

During the initial stage of a therapy group, the leader is MOST likely to focus on:

Which of the following best characterizes the "storming" stage in Tuckman's model of group development?

The "Yalom's curative factors" in group therapy do NOT include:

The role of the group therapist when dealing with transference in a group setting is to:

Which of the following is a primary advantage of using group therapy over individual therapy?

In group therapy, the phenomenon of "groupthink" is most likely to occur when:

The optimal size for a therapeutic group is generally considered to be:

The process of "conforming" in group therapy is most closely associated with:

In the context of group therapy, "parallel process" refers to:

The concept of "countertransference" in group therapy is best described as:

The "working" stage of group development is characterized by:

In group therapy, "subgrouping" can be problematic because it:

The therapeutic factor identified by Yalom as "existential factors" in group therapy emphasizes:

In a therapy group, the role of the "deviant" member is often to:

The technique of "role reversal" in group therapy is primarily used to:

"Social microcosm" in group therapy refers to the idea that:

The facilitation of "interpersonal learning" in a therapy group is primarily achieved through: