NCE Groups

Front

What is group cohesiveness?

Back

Group cohesiveness refers to the forces which tend to bind group members together.

Front

Where did most counseling take place prior to the 1960s?

Back

Most counseling took place in a dyadic relationship.

Front

What are the characteristics of a group?

Back

A group has a definable membership, some degree of unity and interaction, and a shared purpose.

Front

What does ACA and ASGW recommend regarding screening for potential group members?

Back

They recommend screening for potential group members for all groups.

Front

What does the 'T' in T-groups stand for?

Back

The 'T' in T-groups stands for training.

Front

What is the primary purpose of group counseling?

Back

The primary purpose of group counseling is to provide support and facilitate personal growth through shared experiences.

Front

What is the difference between a group and a team?

Back

A group is a collection of individuals, while a team is a group with a common goal and interdependent roles.

Front

What is the role of a facilitator in a group setting?

Back

A facilitator guides discussions, encourages participation, and helps maintain a positive group dynamic.

Front

What is the significance of group norms?

Back

Group norms are the shared expectations and rules that guide behavior within the group.

Front

How does group size affect group dynamics?

Back

Group size can influence interaction, cohesion, and the ability to manage conflict.