Group Counseling and Group Work

4. The sense of solidarity or team spirit among group members.
7. A key ethical issue in group counseling, where members agree not to disclose information shared in the group.
8. Used to describe a group where members have diverse backgrounds and experiences.
9. A _____-help group formed without a professional facilitator to support people dealing with similar challenges.
10. A person who helps guide the group process without taking control.
13. The second stage of group development where conflict and competition arise.
14. Groups designed to educate clients about specific issues.
17. The different functions individuals take on within a group, such as leader, supporter, or challenger.
19. The tendency for group members to suppress dissenting opinions in favor of consensus.
20. A type of group where members provide mutual support to each other for a shared problem or issue.

1. Group ______ explains the patterns of interaction between group members.
2. A type of group with a set membership where no new members are added once the group begins.
3. A type of group where new members can join at any time.
5. Used to describe a group where all members share similar characteristics.
6. The process of addressing disagreements in a group setting is known as ______ resolution.
11. The final phase of group counseling when the group disbands and members reflect on their progress.
12. The way group interactions take place, as opposed to the content of discussions.
15. The name of a model of group development which describes the group stages: forming, storming, norming, performing, and adjourning.
16. The unspoken rules that govern behavior within a group.
18. The person responsible for guiding a group toward its goals.