All Groups Have Unspoken Rules of Conduct, Which Establish Acceptable

question 180

Multiple Choice

All groups have unspoken rules of conduct, which establish acceptable behavior in most situations, and are called

• A)norms.
• B)comparison levels.
• C)group structures.
• D)standardization levels.

Understand and identify different types of power within group leadership.

Recognize the psychoanalytic concepts of transference and countertransference in group leadership.

Identify benefits and disadvantages of co-leadership in group settings.

Know action, data gathering, facilitating, and assessment skills crucial for group leadership.

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Definitions:

Nagging

The act of persistently annoying or finding fault with someone, often about trivial matters, in a manner that is repetitive and often irritating.

Sweet Dessert

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Report Card

A document summarizing a student's performance academically over a specific period, usually including grades or marks.

Negative Reinforcement

A behavioral concept where the removal of an adverse stimulus strengthens a desired behavior or response.