A survey of members of the American Group Psychotherapy Association on ethical issues related to endings found:
a. most of the respondents said that ending should be jointly decided by the therapist, client, and the group.
b. almost all of the respondents had to leave group work due to life situations.
c. virtually all of the seasoned therapists felt that endings were important and spent a good deal of time both preparing for and processing them.
d. few of the group workers felt that endings were important and spent a good deal of time both preparing for and processing them
Question 2
With respect to the Ending Stage, Mangione, Forti, and Iacuzzi emphasize:
a. the positive aspects of the farewell party syndrome.
b. the importance of the mourning stage.
c. the importance of respecting racially, ethnically, and culturally diverse differential reactions to endings.
d. all of these answers.
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