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CO 501 Quiz 3 Question 1 ______________ is generally credited with starting the first psychologically oriented group? Carl Rogers Rollo May Kurt Lewin Correct: Joseph Hersey Pratt Correct answer Question 2 All of the following are advantages of group work for group members except Recognizing that they are not alone, unique, or abnormal in their problems and concerns Learning more about themselves in social situations Trying out new behaviors and ways of interacting Correct: Creating a groupthink mentality Correct answer Question 3 Which of the following is a prevalent myth about groups? They are second-rate structures for dealing with problems They force people to lose their identity by tearing down psychological defenses They require that people become emotional and spill their guts Correct: All of the above are prevalent myths about groups Correct answer Question 4 Which of the following is a generally agreed-on number of group members? 4-6 Correct: 6-8

Correct answer 8-10 10-12 Question 5 Which type of group is more likely to promote greater cohesiveness among group members and may be more productive in helping members achieve stated goals? Correct: Closed group Correct answer Open group Task/work group Psychoeducational group Question 6 __________________ is the name given to the stages a family goes through as it evolves over the years Hide answer choices Individual life cycle Family feedback cycle Correct: Family life cycle Correct answer All of the above Question 7 Which of the following is an objective of the Bowen family systems approach? Correct: an attempt to create an individuated person with a healthy self-concept who can couple and not experience undue anxiety every time the relationship becomes stressful. Correct answer to get couples to try new behaviors because their old behaviors are not working. to help couples challenge and change their belief systems about activating events. None of the above Question 8 Which of the following describes morphogenesis? The family is greater than the sum of its parts.

The same origin may lead to different outcomes, and the same outcomes may result from different origins. Family functioning is based on both explicit and implicit rules Correct: The ability of a family system to modify its functioning to meet the changing demands of external factors. Correct answer Question 9 In which approach to family counseling do counselors join with the family in a position of leaders and attempt to formulate a structure in their minds of the family? Psychodynamic family counseling Experiential family counseling Behavioral family counseling Correct: Structural family counseling Correct answer Question 10 Which term refers to those persons who are biologically and/or psychologically related through historical, emotional, or economic bonds and who perceive themselves to be a part of a household? Kinship bond Group Culture Correct: Family Correct answer Question 11 Which one of the following individuals created a developmental theory related to moral development? Correct: Kohlberg Correct answer Piaget Erikson Elkind

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Question 12 This person conceptualized cognitive development into four stages: sensorimotor, preoperational, concrete operations, and formal operations Kohlberg Correct: Piaget Correct answer Erikson Elkind Question 13 According to Erikson (1968), children in early childhood are in the process of resolving which developmental crisis? Correct: initiative versus guilt Correct answer industry versus inferiority identity versus role confusion ego integrity versus despair Question 14 The __________________ component of CBT helps individuals identify and change negative, pessimistic thinking, biases, and attributions. Behavioral Correct: Cognitive Correct answer Affective All of the above Question 15 ________________ , which emerges during adolescence, is characterized by a belief in one’s uniqueness and invulnerability Correct: Egocentrism Correct answer Ethocentrism

Generativity Ego integrity Question 16 Which of the following psychosocial crises, according to Erikson (1963), is faced by young adults? Identity versus role confusion Correct: Intimacy versus isolation Correct answer Ego integrity versus despair Generativity versus stagnation Question 17 ________________ is a visual representation of a person’s family tree depicted in geometric figures, lines, and words. Family helix Correct: Genogram Correct answer Family. hierarchical processing model None of the above Question 18 ______________ is the ability to bounce back. Adversity Vulnerability Sensitivity Correct: Resilience Correct answer Question 19 Women who overvalue the approval of others may not have a well-developed Correct: Internal locus of control Correct answer External locus of control Respect for self Emotional autonomy

Question 20 The term that refers to adult children who return home for an indefinite period of time during difficult economic times is called the Correct: Boomerang generation Correct answer Sandwich generation Baby boomer generation Generation X

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