Group Therapy Increased in Use After World War II Because

question 178

Multiple Choice

Group therapy increased in use after World War II because:

• A) it was particularly effective in dealing with anxiety and depression related to combat situations
• B) the number of people needing therapy far exceeded the number of available therapists
• C) group therapy best mimicked an organized military context
• D) it was found to be the best empirically validated treatment available at that time

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Definitions:

Coordinate

To organize different elements effectively in order to operate smoothly and efficiently.

Team Development

The process of improving the effectiveness of a work group through various stages, including forming, storming, norming, performing, and adjourning.

Failure

The inability to achieve a desired goal or objective despite effort.

Storming Stage

The second stage of team development characterized by conflict and competition as group members start to express differing opinions and vie for positions.