Author Question: Group therapy for adolescent inpatients competently conducted from an interpersonal perspective has ... (Read 59 times)

craiczarry · **on:** Jul 19, 2018

Group therapy for adolescent inpatients competently conducted from an interpersonal perspective has been proven to promote:

a. reenactments of dysfunctional interactions experienced during home and school life
b. peer pressure from group members to play the game to be discharged
c. healthy exploration, change, and empowerment that can be applied to other relationships
d. dominant group members using personal information against nondominant members

Question 2

Which statement made by a female military personnel currently deployed in a war zone provides the best evidence that the soldier is not feeling any unhealthy guilt over being separated from family?

a. My family back home realizes I miss and love them but leaving them was a part of my job..
b. When I get back, I will make up for the time I've been away from my family, especially my children..
c. The guilt I feel for leaving my family is offset by the pride they have for me serving my country like this..
d. Being away from my children and spouse is too hard to do again; when my enlistment is finished, I'm leaving the military..

rosiehomeworddo · **Reply #1 on:** Jul 19, 2018

Answer to Question 1

C
Interpersonal group therapy for adolescent inpatients promotes healthy exploration, change, and empowerment that can be applied to other relationships. Positive group experiences will assist the adolescents in situations where they are accepted by others and begin experiencing satisfying relationships with others.

Answer to Question 2

A
Women traditionally serve in the role of family matriarch. Following deployment, they may have a particularly difficult time adjusting to a new role including being separated from home, family, and children. This may cause feelings of guilt and inadequacy that can lead to depression and anxiety. The correct option demonstrates a healthy balance of concern and acceptance for and by the individual and her family. The remaining options lack that sense of balance.