Answer to Question 1
Ans: B
Democratic group leaders encourage active participation, value the input and feedback of group members, and promote cohesiveness among the group members. Autocratic leaders do not encourage active participation or interaction among group members. Republican is not a group leadership style. Laissez-faire group leaders allow much freedom in the group setting.
Answer to Question 2
Ans: C
Group cohesiveness is the development of a strong sense of group membership and alliance. Catharsis involves members relating to one another through the verbal expression of positive and negative feelings. Altruism is the process in which clients have the experience of learning to help others, and in the process, they begin to feel better about themselves. Universality can be defined as the sense of realizing that one is not completely alone in any situation.
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