Question 1

"Arts and crafts" are generally used in a fun or playful context and should never be used as a serious group exercise.​

Accepted Answer

While arts and crafts can certainly be used in a fun or playful context, they can also be used as a serious group exercise for team building, creativity, and problem-solving skills. Many businesses and organizations use arts and crafts workshops as part of their training and development programs.

Question 2

Movement exercises might NOT be recommended for _____________________.​
A) Teens​
B) ​Adults
C) ​Children
D) ​The elderly

Accepted Answer

Movement exercises may not be recommended for the elderly, as they may have limitations or medical conditions that make certain exercises unsafe or uncomfortable for them. It's important for elderly individuals to consult with a healthcare provider before starting any exercise program.

Question 3

Group decision exercises can be used to explore how well people in a group work together and have a cooperative attitude.​

Accepted Answer

Group decision exercises are designed to promote collaboration and cooperation among group members, allowing them to work together effectively towards a common goal. These exercises provide an opportunity for individuals to share their ideas, thoughts, and opinions, and to work together to find the best solution to a problem. Overall, group decision exercises can be an effective way to assess the performance of a group and identify areas for improvement.

Question 4

In addition to being a experiential exercise,arts and crafts exercises can serve as a projective technique by which members get more in touch with their feelings.​

Accepted Answer

Arts and crafts exercises can help individuals identify and express their emotions through creative means, making it a useful projective technique.

Question 5

All of the following represent reasons for group leaders to use exercises EXCEPT​
A) ​To generate interest and energy
B) ​To deepen the group's focus
C) ​To keep members from arguing
D) ​To provide information

Accepted Answer

Using exercises is not intended to keep members from arguing, but rather to facilitate communication and problem solving.

Question 6

The use of diaries or journals in a group provide a chance for members to write down thoughts and feelings they may not feel comfortable sharing with others.​

Accepted Answer

Diaries or journals provide a private space for individuals to record their thoughts and feelings without fear of judgement or scrutiny from others in the group. This can benefit individuals who may not feel comfortable sharing certain personal information with others, but still want to participate in the group process.

Question 7

A leader must never allow a member to not participate in an exercise for fear of losing control over the group.​

Accepted Answer

A good leader understands the importance of flexibility and empathy, recognizing that there may be valid reasons for a member not to participate in an exercise, and that maintaining control over the group also involves respecting individual needs and limitations.

Question 8

The use of which of the following exercises is the most likely to build trust among members?​
A) Rounds​
B) ​Fantasy
C) ​Creative props
D) ​Common reading

Accepted Answer

Rounds involve each member sharing information about themselves and their experiences, which can help build trust among the group. Fantasy, creative props, and common reading may be useful for other purposes, but they are not specifically designed to build trust.

Question 9

The following is a good definition of the term "exercise" when used in the context of group leadership: "When the leader directs the behaviors,discussion,or attention of the group members by using a specific activity,it is an exercise."​

Accepted Answer

The definition provided accurately describes the term "exercise" in the context of group leadership.

Question 10

Any leader using any exercise where touching is going to be involved must consider the appropriateness for and comfort of the members in both touching and being touched.​

Accepted Answer

It is important for leaders to consider the appropriateness and comfort of their members before implementing any exercise that involves touching.

Question 11

Feedback exercises are especially useful with members who are not very open to hearing what others think of them.​

Accepted Answer

The answer of Feedback exercises are especially useful with members...

Question 12

Under no circumstances is it appropriate for members of a group to have physical contact with one another.​

Accepted Answer

Depending on the context and nature of the group, physical contact may be necessary or appropriate. For example, sports teams or dance groups often require physical contact as part of their activity. In non-physical settings, some cultures or social situations may also allow for certain forms of physical contact, such as handshakes or hugs. However, it is important for all members to consent to any physical contact and for it to be appropriate and respectful in the given context.

Question 13

As a leader develops a plan for a particular session,it is important that she gives thought to one or more exercises that will be helpful in making the group go well.​

Accepted Answer

It is important for a leader to plan exercises that will help the group function effectively during the session. These exercises can be used to build trust, improve communication, or address specific issues within the group. Having a well-planned session with helpful exercises can lead to a more successful outcome.

Question 14

​Fantasy exercises are most often used in growth and therapy groups.

Accepted Answer

Fantasy exercises are often used in growth and therapy groups as a way to explore emotions, gain insight, and practice new behaviors in a safe and controlled environment.

Question 15

Exercises should never be used for fun in a group.​

Accepted Answer

Exercises can definitely be used for fun in a group setting, such as in a fitness class, sports team, or recreational activity. Fun and enjoyment can actually enhance motivation and adherence to exercise, leading to better health outcomes.

Question 16

Directing members to create a collage by cutting out pictures,words,or phrases from a magazine that best describe them is an example of using ______________________ in group.​
A) ​Fantasy
B) ​Arts and crafts
C) ​Creative props
D) ​Family sculpture

Accepted Answer

This activity involves using arts and crafts by cutting out pictures, words, or phrases from a magazine to create a collage that represents the members.

Question 17

Asking members to position themselves somewhere between two walls in the room that represent their level of comfort in the group in an example of conducting a _________________ exercise.​
A) Trust​
B) ​Movement
C) ​Group decision
D) ​Moral dilemma

Accepted Answer

This is an example of a movement exercise, where physical positioning in a space is used to represent personal feelings or opinions, in this case, comfort levels within the group.

Question 18

During this exercise,members are given a written list of 15 to 20 descriptive words and are directed to pick 3 to 5 words that describe the member who is receiving feedback.​
A) ​Adjective checklist
B) ​Talk about the members
C) ​Strength bombardment
D) ​Metaphorical Feedback

Accepted Answer

This exercise is called an adjective checklist because members are given a list of adjectives to choose from in order to describe the person receiving feedback.

Question 19

Which of the following is NOT true of experiential exercises?​
A) ​They provide equal benefit for all members.
B) ​They are often active and challenging by nature.
C) ​They generate interest and energy for members.
D) ​They give members a new and different experience.

Accepted Answer

Experiential exercises do not necessarily provide equal benefit for all members. Certain individuals may have greater difficulties with certain exercises or may not connect with them as well as others.

Question 20

An exercise involving a moral dilemma,such as a conflict between stealing food and remaining hungry,may be helpful for members wishing to explore their value systems.​

Accepted Answer

This statement suggests that an exercise involving a moral dilemma can be helpful for members to explore their value systems.

Quiz 10: Exercises

"Arts and crafts" are generally used in a fun or playful context and should never be used as a serious group exercise.​

Movement exercises might NOT be recommended for _____________________.​

Group decision exercises can be used to explore how well people in a group work together and have a cooperative attitude.​

In addition to being a experiential exercise,arts and crafts exercises can serve as a projective technique by which members get more in touch with their feelings.​

All of the following represent reasons for group leaders to use exercises EXCEPT​

The use of diaries or journals in a group provide a chance for members to write down thoughts and feelings they may not feel comfortable sharing with others.​

A leader must never allow a member to not participate in an exercise for fear of losing control over the group.​

The use of which of the following exercises is the most likely to build trust among members?​

The following is a good definition of the term "exercise" when used in the context of group leadership: "When the leader directs the behaviors,discussion,or attention of the group members by using a specific activity,it is an exercise."​

Any leader using any exercise where touching is going to be involved must consider the appropriateness for and comfort of the members in both touching and being touched.​

Feedback exercises are especially useful with members who are not very open to hearing what others think of them.​

Under no circumstances is it appropriate for members of a group to have physical contact with one another.​

As a leader develops a plan for a particular session,it is important that she gives thought to one or more exercises that will be helpful in making the group go well.​

​Fantasy exercises are most often used in growth and therapy groups.

Exercises should never be used for fun in a group.​

Directing members to create a collage by cutting out pictures,words,or phrases from a magazine that best describe them is an example of using ______________________ in group.​

Asking members to position themselves somewhere between two walls in the room that represent their level of comfort in the group in an example of conducting a _________________ exercise.​

During this exercise,members are given a written list of 15 to 20 descriptive words and are directed to pick 3 to 5 words that describe the member who is receiving feedback.​

Which of the following is NOT true of experiential exercises?​

An exercise involving a moral dilemma,such as a conflict between stealing food and remaining hungry,may be helpful for members wishing to explore their value systems.​

"Arts and crafts" are generally used in a fun or playful context and should never be used as a serious group exercise.

Movement exercises might NOT be recommended for _____________________.

Group decision exercises can be used to explore how well people in a group work together and have a cooperative attitude.

In addition to being a experiential exercise,arts and crafts exercises can serve as a projective technique by which members get more in touch with their feelings.

All of the following represent reasons for group leaders to use exercises EXCEPT

The use of diaries or journals in a group provide a chance for members to write down thoughts and feelings they may not feel comfortable sharing with others.

A leader must never allow a member to not participate in an exercise for fear of losing control over the group.

The use of which of the following exercises is the most likely to build trust among members?

The following is a good definition of the term "exercise" when used in the context of group leadership: "When the leader directs the behaviors,discussion,or attention of the group members by using a specific activity,it is an exercise."

Any leader using any exercise where touching is going to be involved must consider the appropriateness for and comfort of the members in both touching and being touched.

Feedback exercises are especially useful with members who are not very open to hearing what others think of them.

Under no circumstances is it appropriate for members of a group to have physical contact with one another.

As a leader develops a plan for a particular session,it is important that she gives thought to one or more exercises that will be helpful in making the group go well.

Fantasy exercises are most often used in growth and therapy groups.

Exercises should never be used for fun in a group.

Directing members to create a collage by cutting out pictures,words,or phrases from a magazine that best describe them is an example of using ______________________ in group.

Asking members to position themselves somewhere between two walls in the room that represent their level of comfort in the group in an example of conducting a _________________ exercise.

During this exercise,members are given a written list of 15 to 20 descriptive words and are directed to pick 3 to 5 words that describe the member who is receiving feedback.

Which of the following is NOT true of experiential exercises?

An exercise involving a moral dilemma,such as a conflict between stealing food and remaining hungry,may be helpful for members wishing to explore their value systems.