25 MCQ question with answer on Social Group Work

 1. Question:

Social Group Work primarily involves working with: a) Groups of individuals b) Individual clients c) Families only d) Communities only Answer: a) Groups of individuals

2. Question: The primary goal of Social Group Work is to: a) Facilitate growth and development within a group b) Provide financial assistance to individuals c) Isolate individuals from their social environment d) Control group behavior Answer: a) Facilitate growth and development within a group

3. Question: Which of the following is a key principle in Social Group Work that involves involving group members in the decision-making process? a) Participation b) Authoritarianism c) Exclusion d) Dictatorship Answer: a) Participation

4. Question: A social group work process that involves identifying the needs and concerns of the group is known as: a) Assessment b) Intervention c) Termination d) Engagement Answer: a) Assessment

5. Question: In Social Group Work, what does the term "norms" refer to? a) Behavioral expectations within the group b) Individual therapy goals c) Confidential information d) Legal requirements for the group Answer: a) Behavioral expectations within the group

6. Question: Which of the following roles in Social Group Work involves maintaining order and ensuring that the group's rules are followed? a) Gatekeeper b) Norm-setter c) Recorder d) Aggressor Answer: b) Norm-setter

7. Question: The concept of "group cohesion" in Social Group Work refers to: a) The degree of unity and togetherness within the group b) The hierarchical structure of the group c) The isolation of group members from their social environment d) The exclusion of certain members from the group Answer: a) The degree of unity and togetherness within the group

8. Question: In Social Group Work, what does the term "mediator" refer to? a) A person who helps resolve conflicts within the group b) A person who documents group discussions c) A person who leads the group discussions d) A person who controls and manages the group Answer: a) A person who helps resolve conflicts within the group

9. Question: Which phase in the Social Group Work process involves implementing planned activities and interventions within the group? a) Intervention b) Engagement c) Assessment d) Termination Answer: a) Intervention

10. Question: The approach in Social Group Work that focuses on developing problem-solving skills and interpersonal communication within the group is known as: a) Cognitive-behavioral approach b) Psychoanalytic approach c) Humanistic approach d) Structural approach Answer: a) Cognitive-behavioral approach

11. Question: Which leadership style in Social Group Work encourages active participation and input from all group members? a) Democratic leadership b) Autocratic leadership c) Laissez-faire leadership d) Authoritarian leadership Answer: a) Democratic leadership

12. Question: In Social Group Work, the concept of "groupthink" refers to: a) A tendency for group members to conform and suppress dissenting viewpoints for the sake of harmony b) A competitive environment within the group c) A situation where group members argue excessively and hinder progress d) A situation where the group becomes indifferent to the needs of its members Answer: a) A tendency for group members to conform and suppress dissenting viewpoints for the sake of harmony

13. Question: Which approach in Social Group Work focuses on addressing the power dynamics and inequalities within the group and society? a) Empowerment approach b) Oppressive approach c) Suppressive approach d) Neutral approach Answer: a) Empowerment approach

14. Question: What does the term "task group" mean in the context of Social Group Work? a) A group focused on achieving a specific goal or completing a task b) A group that engages in therapy sessions only c) A group that does not have specific objectives d) A group that avoids conflicts and disagreements Answer: a) A group focused on achieving a specific goal or completing a task

15. Question: Which ethical consideration is essential in Social Group Work? a) Respect for autonomy and diversity within the group b) Imposing decisions on the group without their involvement c) Excluding certain members from the group d) Controlling and dominating group discussions Answer: a) Respect for autonomy and diversity within the group

16. Question: In Social Group Work, what does the term "group process" refer to? a) The interactions and dynamics that occur within a group b) The leader's decisions and actions in the group c) The external factors influencing the group d) The group's physical environment Answer: a) The interactions and dynamics that occur within a group

17. Question: Which role in Social Group Work involves summarizing the group's discussions and decisions? a) Recorder b) Norm-setter c) Mediator d) Initiator Answer: a) Recorder

18. Question: What is the primary goal of the engagement phase in Social Group Work? a) Building rapport and trust among group members b) Solving all group members' problems immediately c) Assessing the individual needs of each group member d) Terminating the group as soon as possible Answer: a) Building rapport and trust among group members

19. Question: The concept of "group diversity" in Social Group Work refers to: a) Differences in demographics, backgrounds, and experiences among group members b) Homogeneity within the group c) Excluding members who do not fit the group's norms d) Dominating the group discussions with a single perspective Answer: a) Differences in demographics, backgrounds, and experiences among group members

20. Question: What is the role of a "facilitator" in Social Group Work? a) To guide and support group discussions without taking a leadership role b) To impose decisions on the group c) To document all group activities d) To lead the group with an authoritarian style Answer: a) To guide and support group discussions without taking a leadership role

21. Question: Which phase in the Social Group Work process involves planning and implementing activities to achieve group goals? a) Intervention b) Assessment c) Engagement d) Termination Answer: a) Intervention

22. Question: The "storming" stage in group development in Social Group Work is characterized by: a) Conflict and competition among group members b) Complete agreement and harmony within the group c) A focus on individual needs and interests d) Lack of participation and engagement Answer: a) Conflict and competition among group members

23. Question: What is the primary role of a "gatekeeper" in Social Group Work? a) Ensuring that all group members have an opportunity to participate b) Controlling and dominating the group discussions c) Setting and enforcing group norms d) Advocating for the group's goals Answer: a) Ensuring that all group members have an opportunity to participate

24. Question: In Social Group Work, what is the purpose of "group rules" or "norms"? a) To provide structure and guide behavior within the group b) To exclude certain members from the group c) To suppress dissenting viewpoints d) To impose decisions on the group Answer: a) To provide structure and guide behavior within the group

25. Question: Which approach in Social Group Work emphasizes the importance of building trust, support, and self-esteem within the group? a) Humanistic approach b) Behaviorist approach c) Structural approach d) Cognitive-behavioral approach Answer: a) Humanistic approach