Author Question: How can a leader evaluate the changes a group has made in members' lives? What will be an ideal ... (Read 68 times)

mmm · **on:** Jul 30, 2018

How can a leader evaluate the changes a group has made in members' lives?

What will be an ideal response?

Question 2

All of the following are goals of feminist therapy except for:

a. striving for change rather than adjustment.
b. social change.
c. resolving intrapsychic conflicts from early childhood.
d. balancing independence and interdependence.

patma1981 · **Reply #1 on:** Jul 30, 2018

Answer to Question 1

A leader may evaluate the changes a group has made members' lives by informally asking members what changes they are making as a result of the group, by asking others in the members' lives to complete a form or to comment on their observations of the members outside of group, or by collecting measurable data. In collecting measurable data, the authors recommend determining outcome goals, collecting pre-data related to the outcome goals, focusing the sessions on the outcome goals and giving members time to work on them, tracking progress on a form the leader develops, obtaining permission for others to be involved in evaluating data (if needed), collecting the data using the form created, and following up by collecting post-group evaluation data.

Answer to Question 2

c