Inclusion and Exclusion in Group Therapy

Which individuals are contraindicated for group therapy?

What is the recommended size for an adult outpatient therapy group?

What is the relationship between the size of a therapy group and its cohesiveness?

Which type of group therapy maintains the same number of members for their duration by replacing members who drop out?

What is the advantage of closed groups?

Which stage of group therapy is characterized by members competing for power and control?

Which therapeutic factor is considered to be the analogue of the therapeutic alliance in individual therapy?

Which one of the following individuals is contraindicated for group therapy?

What is the recommended size for an adult outpatient therapy group?

What is the relationship between the size of a therapy group and its cohesiveness?

During the initial orientation stage of group therapy, members depend on the leader for structure, acceptance, and answers to their questions. What is another characteristic of this stage?

Which of the following is NOT considered one of the therapeutic factors responsible for the effects of group therapy?

What is the advantage of open groups in group therapy?

Which stage of group therapy is characterized by decreased conflict between group members and increased cohesiveness?

Which of the following individuals is NOT recommended for group therapy?

What is the recommended size range for an adult outpatient therapy group?

What is the relationship between the size of a therapy group and its cohesiveness?

During the initial orientation stage of group therapy, what are members concerned with?

What is the primary advantage of closed therapy groups?

Which stage of group therapy is characterized by conflict between group members decreasing and cohesiveness increasing?

What is the therapeutic factor that is considered to be the precondition for the other therapeutic factors in group therapy?