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Applied Soft Computing, 2014
In this paper, a new population-based optimization algorithm - which we call a group counseling optimizer (GCO) - is developed. Instead of mimicking the behavior of living organisms such as birds, fish, ants, and bees, we emulate the behavior of human beings in life problem solving through counseling within a group.
M. A. Eita, M. M. Fahmy
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In this paper, a new population-based optimization algorithm - which we call a group counseling optimizer (GCO) - is developed. Instead of mimicking the behavior of living organisms such as birds, fish, ants, and bees, we emulate the behavior of human beings in life problem solving through counseling within a group.
M. A. Eita, M. M. Fahmy
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Confrontation counseling: A new dimension in group counseling.
American Journal of Orthopsychiatry, 1972In this preliminary report, Confrontation Counseling is offered as a unique learning experience for three groups participating equally in the discussion of a deidentified case's problems. Professionals, parents of mental retardates, and graduate social work students share their experiences. This counseling is proposed as a means of establishing rapport
S, Kaplan, M J, Williams
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The Personnel and Guidance Journal, 1968
High school students were counseled in groups designed around either a “traditional” or an “accelerated interaction” format The efficiency of each approach in achieving the goals of guidance in education was studied. Group counseling appeared to be a useful counseling tool if organized on a weekly basis.
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High school students were counseled in groups designed around either a “traditional” or an “accelerated interaction” format The efficiency of each approach in achieving the goals of guidance in education was studied. Group counseling appeared to be a useful counseling tool if organized on a weekly basis.
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The Howard Journal of Criminal Justice, 1962
Previous issues of the Howard Journal have contained articles on Group Counselling in penal institutions. On 2nd May 1962 the Prison Commissioners issued an instruction concerning its use and gradual extension. Since this is of considerable interest for the future development of the treatment of prisoners, permission has been obtained from the ...
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Previous issues of the Howard Journal have contained articles on Group Counselling in penal institutions. On 2nd May 1962 the Prison Commissioners issued an instruction concerning its use and gradual extension. Since this is of considerable interest for the future development of the treatment of prisoners, permission has been obtained from the ...
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On the Effectiveness of Group Counseling
Correctional Psychologist, 1977In order to assess the effectiveness of group leaders in a correction setting, a sample of counseling groups lead by psychologists, social workers, and correctional counselors was drawn. The results indicated that groups lead by psychologists had better adjustment in their work settings than those groups lead by other leaders. Similarly, motivation was
Robert J. Resnick +2 more
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The Personnel and Guidance Journal, 1971
This article reviews the major concerns of group counseling and differentiates among group guidance, group counseling, and group therapy. It also evaluates the research status of group counseling. Finally, the author presents implications for the future of this approach.
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This article reviews the major concerns of group counseling and differentiates among group guidance, group counseling, and group therapy. It also evaluates the research status of group counseling. Finally, the author presents implications for the future of this approach.
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Group counseling for offenders
Social Work, 197374 ^Misdemeanants leaving a correctional in stitution often reenter the community with out funds, a place to live, a job, or family ties. They are likely to be in a state of dis equilibrium, and they feel cut off from the usual established helping resources.
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Responsibility Group Counseling
Social Work with Groups, 1984Counseling those experiencing interpersonal alienation can be fruitfully accomplished in groups in which members learn to assume responsibility for themselves and others. This article presents a "responsibility group counseling" methodology for social work practice with groups. The approach is presented in terms of its principles, structure, techniques,
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