Asked by Gretchen Mulder on Sep 29, 2024
Which of the following statements is true?
A) Freud's therapeutic methods are historically interesting,but no longer applied by therapists.
B) Group therapy is usually used only when individual therapy is not available.
C) Interpersonal group therapy stresses analysis of personal and interpersonal processes in groups.
D) Psychodrama occurs when the group becomes too intense,and is most likely during the "storming" stage.
Interpersonal Group Therapy
A form of therapy focusing on the interactions and relationships among group members, to address and improve mental health issues.
Psychodrama
A form of therapy where people act out their experiences and emotions as part of a group to achieve catharsis or insight.
Storming Stage
The second phase in the Tuckman's stages of group development, characterized by conflict and competition as group members come to terms with their roles.
- Acquire knowledge of the variation and potency of group therapy modalities, such as cognitive-behavioral, support, psychoanalytic, and humanistic techniques.
- Identify the differences among therapeutic, support, and psychoeducational groups, including their unique features.
Learning Objectives
- Acquire knowledge of the variation and potency of group therapy modalities, such as cognitive-behavioral, support, psychoanalytic, and humanistic techniques.
- Identify the differences among therapeutic, support, and psychoeducational groups, including their unique features.