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🧠ap psychology review
key term - Group Therapy
Definition
Group therapy is a form of psychotherapy where one or more therapists treat a small group of clients together as a group. It can be used to help people dealing with similar issues feel less alone in their struggles.
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Practice Questions (9)
- In which scenario would group therapy likely be less effective than individual therapy?
- Which principle of psychology is being applied when using group therapy as treatment for social anxiety disorder?
- Which group therapy focuses on teaching skills for coping with life's problems and building resilience?
- If conducting an experiment on the effect of group therapy on social anxiety disorder, how might one control for the placebo effect?
- Why might a psychologist use group therapy instead of individual therapy?
- Why might group therapy be ineffective for some individuals struggling with substance use disorder?
- Why might group therapy be beneficial when dealing with substance abuse disorders?
- What's a potential critique concerning the use of group therapy in treating mental disorders?
- What is the primary ethical concern when applying group therapy in a clinical setting?