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Group Dynamics Flashcards

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  1. Which co-facilitation practice most supports effective group dynamics?

    Answer: Planning and debriefing together before and after sessions

    Joint planning and debriefing align co-facilitators and model healthy collaboration.

  2. A member frequently jokes to deflect whenever emotional topics arise. Which group role does this best describe?

    Answer: Distractor

    A distractor uses humor or diversion to avoid uncomfortable emotional content.

  3. What is the best way to handle a member who constantly offers unsolicited advice to others?

    Answer: Reframe by inviting them to share their own experience using 'I' statements

    Encouraging personal 'I' statements turns advice into shared experience, which is more respectful and useful.

  4. Which group size is generally recommended for interactive divorce coaching groups?

    Answer: 6-10 members

    About 6-10 members allows diverse perspectives while giving everyone time to participate.

  5. During the norming stage, what typically characterizes the group?

    Answer: Growing trust, agreed norms, and cooperation

    Norming features established norms, increased cohesion, and collaborative behavior.

  6. A former couple asks to join the same divorce coaching group. What is the most appropriate response?

    Answer: Place them in separate groups to protect safety and openness

    Separating ex-spouses avoids inhibited disclosure, conflict, and potential safety risks for the group.

  7. What does 'process commentary' by a group coach involve?

    Answer: Observing and naming what is happening between members in the moment

    Process commentary highlights here-and-now interactions so members gain insight into group patterns.