The Focus of Most Group Work Today Can Be Characterized

question 23

Multiple Choice

The focus of most group work today can be characterized by

• A)an unstructured personal growth orientation.
• B)long-term group treatment.
• C)emphasizing self-actualization and human connections.
• D)short-term interventions aimed at remediation of specific problems.
• E)intensive self-exploration work that aims at reconstruction of one's past.

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Definitions:

Selective Retention

The process by which individuals remember only information that supports their beliefs or opinions, often ignoring opposing evidence.

Stimulus Discrimination

Stimulus discrimination is a concept in behavioral psychology where an organism learns to respond differently to various stimuli that are similar but not identical.

Selective Identification

The process of deliberately choosing or identifying specific elements or individuals from a broader group based on predefined criteria.

Selective Intuition

Relying on gut feelings or instincts when making decisions, but only in certain situations or when considering specific factors.