How Does a Self-Help Group Differ from Group Therapy?​

question 293

Multiple Choice

How does a self-help group differ from group therapy?​

• A)A self-help group includes members with a greater variety of problems or disorders.
• B)​A self-help group has a firm deadline for achieving results.
• C)​A self-help group does not include a therapist.
• D)​A self-help group does not deal with DSM disorders.

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Definitions:

Macular Degeneration

A medical condition affecting the retina, leading to vision loss, primarily in older adults, characterized by the deterioration of the central portion of the retina known as the macula.

Visual Atrophy

The deterioration or weakening of vision or visual capacity, often due to the degeneration of optic structures.

Cataracts

A condition characterized by the clouding of the eye's lens, leading to diminished vision, and often associated with aging.

Retinopathy

A disorder affecting the retina of the eyes, which can result in impaired vision or blindness, often arising from diseases such as diabetes.