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| What are the eleven therapeutic factors? |
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1.) Instillation of Hope
2.) Universality
3.) Imparting information
4.) Altruism
5.) The corrective recapitulation of the primary family group
6.) development of socializing techniques
7.) Imitative bx
8.) Interpersonal learning
9.) Group cohesiveness
10.) Catharsis
11.) Existential factors |
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| Faith of a treatment mode |
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| Members gain through giving |
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| Provide relief from strong emotions |
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| trust, warmth, empathic understanding |
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| accurate interpersonal feedback |
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| development of socializing techniques |
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| self-fufilling prophecy and parataxic distortions |
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| the corrective recapitulation of the primary family group |
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| Disconfirmation of uniqueness |
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| direct advice and didactic instruction |
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| life is unfair, pain and death are inevitable, must take ultimate responsibility |
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| If used properly, can be therapists most effective tool - if not, a set of shackles in therapy process |
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| They cannot feel love, play, cry...no emotional or reflective capacity....often seek out group tx because they feel something is missing |
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| Belief of two or more members that they can recieve more gratification from one another than from the group - if brought back and worked on in group, can be very useful - otherwise sabatoges therapy |
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| What is scapegoating in group therapy ? |
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| If members feel they are not able to express their anger to the leader, they will gang up or scapegoat another member |
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| If individuals felt free to comment at all times on the behavior of others...(regarding social norms) |
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| social life would become would become intolerably self-concious, complex, and conflicted |
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| In order to be selected for long-term group therapy, a client must be able to |
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| have the capacity and willingness to examine their interpersonal behaviors, to self-disclose, and to give AND receive feedback |
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| This plays an integral part in all group therapies and involves clients taking risks |
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| If the receiver of the disclosure is involved in a meaningful relationship with the discloser... |
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| then receiever is likely to feel obligated to reciprocate |
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| What does too little disclosure result in? |
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| severely limited opportunity for reality testing and little chance for self-esteem to increase |
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| What will too much disclosure result in? |
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| shame and embarassment - drop out early - jeopardizes relationship with the receivers |
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