What is the origin of consciousness-raising groups?
a. Freud held the first of such groups for hysterical women, and they were later adopted by practitioners of feminist theory.
b. Albert Ellis created them as structured vehicles for people to learn about each other.
c. The founders of Alcoholics Anonymous invented them.
d. They were popularized by the womens movement of the 1960s and 1970s.
e. Carl Rogers held the first consciousness-raising groups in California after World War II.
Question 2
How do feminist therapists approach the issue of self-disclosure?
a. They conform to the strict rules against self-disclosure that are shared by all theories.
b. The approach of a feminist therapist regarding self-disclosure is determined by the therapists primary theoretical orientation.
c. Because they value mutuality, these therapists will usually share information about themselves.
d. The approach of a feminist therapist regarding self-disclosure is determined by the DSM-IV diagnosis of the client.
e. Feminist therapists are more like friends than therapists so they talk freely about their own experiences.
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