MH Review | Week 3

During the introduction phase of Cole’s 7 steps, what is NOT a key component?

• Introducing yourself and the purpose of the group

• Explaining therapeutic goals

• Completing the activity

• Setting the mood for the session

In the activity step of Cole’s 7 steps, how much time should typically be allocated to the activity itself?

• No more than half the session

• Approximately two-thirds of the session

• No more than one-third of the session

• It varies depending on the group size

What is the main goal of the sharing step in Cole’s 7 steps?

• To critique each other’s participation

• To invite members to share their experience in a welcoming environment

• To create a cohesive dynamic within the group and encourage friendship

• To conclude the group session

Which step of Cole’s 7 steps is considered the most challenging for novice leaders?

• Sharing

• Generalizing

• Processing

• Summary

During the generalizing step, which of the following techniques is most important?

• Reviewing key themes and insights shared during the activity

• Leading a structured debate on the activity’s purpose

• Highlighting individual errors in the task

• Asking the group to repeat the activity

Which of the following best describes a mature group in Mosey’s developmental groups?

• Members focus solely on task completion with minimal interaction

• Members balance task completion with mutual need fulfillment

• Members prioritize relationships over task completion

• Members focus on imitating the leader’s behavior

A project group is characterized by:

• Minimal interaction and awareness of others

• Collaboration focused on completing a task

• Homogeneous group membership with relationships as the primary focus

• Members serving different roles, including leader

What is the primary role of a therapist in a supportive cooperative group?

• To provide minimal guidance while observing group dynamics

• To lead discussions on achieving tasks

• To act as a consultant, fostering relationship-building

• To encourage competitive interaction between members

Which of the following is NOT a strategy for facilitating developmental groups?

• Encouraging imitation of appropriate behavior

• Providing positive feedback for interactions

• Enforcing strict rules for participation

• Role-playing different responses in group settings

Donahue’s basic cooperative group focuses on:

• Minimal interaction with a primary focus on task completion

• Exploring roles and their impact on group behavior

• Fostering relationships within a homogeneous group

• Achieving balance between tasks and relationships