Groups Tend to Be More Cohesive When

question 14

Multiple Choice

Groups tend to be more cohesive when:

• A) norms are determined by the supervisor.
• B) there is one group leader who guides other members.
• C) the status of the group is high.
• D) everybody participates equally.

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Definitions:

Information Giving

The act of providing data, facts, or insights to someone who lacks them, often to help make informed decisions or understand a situation better.

Client Behavior

Actions, reactions, or mannerisms displayed by a client, which are often the focus of assessment and intervention in therapy.

Universality

The quality of being universal; applicable or significant in all cases, or in certain contexts, the feeling of being part of a larger human experience.

Closed Questions

Questions typically answered with a simple "yes" or "no," limiting the extent of the response.