1. Psy633 Group Therapy Chapter 4

2. 1. Yalom suggested that ______ may serve largely to prevent early discouragement. (78)
a. Instillation of hope
b. Universality
c. Imparting information
d. Altruism
e. The corrective recapitulation of the primary family group

3. 1. Yalom suggested that ______ may serve largely to prevent early discouragement. (78)
a. Instillation of hope
b. Universality
c. Imparting information
d. Altruism
e. The corrective recapitulation of the primary family group

4. 2. Yalom and his colleagues studied the therapeutic factors in: (81)
a. 20 mixed therapy groups
b. 200 subjects drawn from their own patients
c. 20 successful therapy patients
d. 1,200 college sophomores
e. 600 inpatients

5. 2. Yalom and his colleagues studied the therapeutic factors in: (81)
a. 20 mixed therapy groups
b. 200 subjects drawn from their own patients
c. 20 successful therapy patients
d. 1,200 college sophomores
e. 600 inpatients

6. 3. Yalom used a (n) ______ procedure to construct the therapeutic factors. (81)
a. multiple regression
b. analysis of variance
c. purely qualitative
d. correlational
e. Q-sort

7. 3. Yalom used a (n) ______ procedure to construct the therapeutic factors. (81)
a. multiple regression
b. analysis of variance
c. purely qualitative
d. correlational
e. Q-sort

8. 4. The item rated most helpful by subjects was: (87)
a. recognizing that life is at time unfair and unjust
b. discovering and accepting previously unknown or unacceptable parts of myself
c. admiring and behaving like my therapist
d. group members telling me what to do if that advice turns out to be useful and correct
e. adopting mannerisms or the style of another group member

9. 4. The item rated most helpful by subjects was: (87)
a. recognizing that life is at time unfair and unjust
b. discovering and accepting previously unknown or unacceptable parts of myself
c. admiring and behaving like my therapist
d. group members telling me what to do if that advice turns out to be useful and correct
e. adopting mannerisms or the style of another group member

10. 5. When former patients rated the sixty items, seven of the first eight represented some form of catharsis or of ______. (87)
emotion
b. modeling
c. reaction formation
d. altruism
e. insight

11. 5. When former patients rated the sixty items, seven of the first eight represented some form of catharsis or of ______. (87)
emotion
b. modeling
c. reaction formation
d. altruism
e. insight

12. 6. Four studies have replicated Yalom’s evaluation of the 60-item study. The most important general category according to the patients was: (88)
identification
b. guidance
c. interpersonal input
d. altruism
e. family reenactment

13. 6. Four studies have replicated Yalom’s evaluation of the 60-item study. The most important general category according to the patients was: (88)
identification
b. guidance
c. interpersonal input
d. altruism
e. family reenactment

14. 7. Which of the following is true of catharsis in group therapy outcome? (90)
it leads to significant improvement
b. in is necessary but not sufficient
c. emphasis on it is relatively new to the therapeutic process
d. it is more common in successful than nonsuccessful patients
e. all of the above are true

15. 7. Which of the following is true of catharsis in group therapy outcome? (90)
it leads to significant improvement
b. in is necessary but not sufficient
c. emphasis on it is relatively new to the therapeutic process
d. it is more common in successful than nonsuccessful patients
e. all of the above are true

16. 8. Group therapy participants rate ______ among the least helpful of the twelve therapeutic factors. (95)
imitative behavior
b. interpersonal input
c. catharsis
d. cohesiveness
e. self-understanding

17. 8. Group therapy participants rate ______ among the least helpful of the twelve therapeutic factors. (95)
imitative behavior
b. interpersonal input
c. catharsis
d. cohesiveness
e. self-understanding

18. 9. ____ refers to our confrontation with the human condition. (98)
Existential factors
b. Corrective recapitulation
c. Pure cognizance
d. Effectance
e. A bad hair day

19. 9. ____ refers to our confrontation with the human condition. (98)
Existential factors
b. Corrective recapitulation
c. Pure cognizance
d. Effectance
e. A bad hair day

20. a. existential factors b. phenomenology c. catharsis
10. Yalom uses the term _____ to refer to the process in which one change in a client begets changes in his or her interpersonal environment that beget further personal change. (113)
a. existential factors
b. phenomenology
c. catharsis
d. adaptive spiral
e. family reenactment

21. existential factors phenomenology catharsis adaptive spiral
10. Yalom uses the term _____ to refer to the process in which one change in a client begets changes in his or her interpersonal environment that beget further personal change. (113)
existential factors
phenomenology
catharsis
adaptive spiral
family reenactment

22. Bonus Question. The preponderance of research evidence indicates that the power of the interaction outpatient group emanates from its ________. (113)
instructional nature
interpersonal properties
didactic qualities
empathy
exclusivity

23. Bonus Question. The preponderance of research evidence indicates that the power of the interaction outpatient group emanates from its ________. (113)
instructional nature
interpersonal properties
didactic qualities
empathy
exclusivity

24. Should we have more quizzes?
Yes, with clickers
Yes, but with paper quizzes
No, no quizzes

25. The End

26. 1-a, 2-c, 3-e, 4-b, 5-e, 6-c, 7-b, 8-a, 9-a, 10-d, bonus b