Chapter 12: Evidence-Based Group Treatments for Couples and Families

Mastering Competencies Family Therapy 2nd Edition By Gehart

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Chapter 12: Evidence-Based Group Treatments for Couples and Families

 

Complete Chapter Questions With Answers

 

Sample Questions Are Posted Below

 

  1. Psychoeducational groups or classes are __________-focused and educational, rooted in the cognitive behavioral assumption that if people knew better they would do better.
    1. process
    2. content
    3. discussion
    4. support

 

ANS:         B

REF:          Brief Overview of Types of Groups (p. 504)

 

  1. A process group is focused on __________ process rather than content.
    1. interpersonal
    2. intrapersonal
    3. internal
    4. external

 

ANS:         A

REF:          Brief Overview of Types of Groups (p. 504)

 

  1. The number of people allowed into a group is the key to its success. What is the general number recommended for process groups of teens and adults?
    1. 3-8
    2. 10-12
    3. 2-4
    4. 2-6

 

ANS:         A

REF:          General Group Guidelines (p. 505)

 

  1. When working with families or couples in process groups, how many couples or families should be invited to participate?
    1. 2-10
    2. 2-7
    3. 3-4
    4. 1-2

 

ANS:         C

REF:          General Group Guidelines (p. 505)

 

  1. Most process groups and court-mandated psychoeducational groups are __________ groups. The group format allows for the intimacy and trust necessary for process groups to function and also enables mandated groups to develop a coherent and in-depth curriculum that allows group facilitators to monitor individual members’ progress.
    1. open
    2. closed
    3. ongoing
    4. open and closed

 

ANS:         B

REF:          General Group Guidelines (p. 505)

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