A Self-Help Group Differs from Group Therapy in That the Self-Help

question 20

Multiple Choice

A self-help group differs from group therapy in that the self-help group:

• A) focuses on "less serious" problems.
• B) is not led by a professional clinician.
• C) emphasizes the importance of having a positive outlook.
• D) encourages individuals to share information with the group.

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