Being "parental" toward group members is:
A) Counterproductive and can represent a dependency issue on the part of the practitioner
B) Always a legitimate method of fostering progress
C) Insulting
D) Acceptable when the members are low functioning and/or have lacked parents as proper role models

Question

Being "parental" toward group members is: 
A) Counterproductive and can represent a dependency issue on the part of the practitioner
B) Always a legitimate method of fostering progress
C) Insulting
D) Acceptable when the members are low functioning and/or have lacked parents as proper role models

Quizplus · Accepted Answer

Being "parental" toward group members can be counterproductive as it may create dependency issues, hindering the group's progress and autonomy.

Being "Parental" Toward Group Members Is