Asked by ANGELLA BEGAZO on Jul 05, 2024
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A group has two more sessions before it ends. One member was previously vocal and has shown much progress but has now grown silent. What explanation most likely underlies this behavior? The silent member
A) has participated in the group and now has nothing more to offer.
B) is having trouble dealing with feelings about termination of this group.
C) wants to give quieter members a chance to talk in the remaining sessions.
D) is engaging in attention-seeking behavior aimed at continuation of the group.
Termination
The process of ending something, such as a job, relationship, or a therapeutic course of treatment.
Silent Member
Refers to an individual in a group who does not actively participate or speak up during discussions, often for various psychological or social reasons.
Attention-Seeking
Behaviors aimed at drawing others' notice and focus, often to gain validation, sympathy, or to fulfill emotional needs.
- Understand the dynamics and phases of group therapy, including the working stage and termination.
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Learning Objectives
- Understand the dynamics and phases of group therapy, including the working stage and termination.
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