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American Journal of Psychiatry, 1969
Knowledge about groups and the behavior of individuals within them is of increasing importance in the training of psychiatric residents and other mental health professionals. The department of psychiatry at Yale University School of Medicine has established a group training program, described by the authors, which centers about a "study group ...
F C, Redlich, B, Astrachan
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Knowledge about groups and the behavior of individuals within them is of increasing importance in the training of psychiatric residents and other mental health professionals. The department of psychiatry at Yale University School of Medicine has established a group training program, described by the authors, which centers about a "study group ...
F C, Redlich, B, Astrachan
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2012
Forming, joining and distinguishing groups has a number of advantages: groups help us to make sense of our world and to coordinate mutually beneficial social exchange more effectively. The tendency to groups are found everywhere. However, not every type of group is equally important or 'groupy': intimacy groups and task groups especially are seen to be
Nijstad, B.A., Van Knippenberg, D.
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Forming, joining and distinguishing groups has a number of advantages: groups help us to make sense of our world and to coordinate mutually beneficial social exchange more effectively. The tendency to groups are found everywhere. However, not every type of group is equally important or 'groupy': intimacy groups and task groups especially are seen to be
Nijstad, B.A., Van Knippenberg, D.
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The dynamics of group formation
Mathematical Biosciences, 1995A general continuous model is presented for animal group size distribution. Attention is restricted to a fixed size population divided into groups of various dynamic sizes, but the approach extends easily to populations of variable size. The basic idea is to relate group size distribution to two functions, the (density-dependent) rates of fusion and ...
Gueron, Shay, Levin, Simon A.
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The Dynamics of "Corrective" Groups
Journal of Health and Social Behavior, 1972Noting the limited understanding of group dynamics among health researchers using corrective groups, this paper proposes that a number of principles already established in the field of small groups might be used to facilitate the processes of conformity and social control in corrective groups.
P V, Crosbie, F A, Petroni, B G, Stitt
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The Dynamics of Group Polarization
2017Exchange of arguments in a discussion often makes individuals more radical about their initial opinion. This phenomenon is known as Group-induced Attitude Polarization. A byproduct of it are bipolarization effects, where the distance between the attitudes of two groups of individuals increases after the discussion.
Proietti, Carlo
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The Dynamics of Group Cognition
Minds and Machines, 2016The aim of this paper is to demonstrate that the postulation of irreducible, distributed cognitive systems (or group minds as they are also known in the literature) is necessary for the successful explanatory practice of cognitive science and sociology.
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Kleinian Groups and Holomorphic Dynamics
International Journal of Bifurcation and Chaos, 2003It is known as a correspondence between iteration of rational maps and Kleinian groups, and is usually designated as the Sullivan's dictionary. This dictionary enumerates analogies between iteration of holomorphic endomorphisms and action of Kleinian groups.
Carlos Correia Ramos, J. Sousa Ramos
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Dynamic unpredictability in grouping
Behavioral and Brain SciencesAbstract Dunbar presents an intriguing analysis of variance in primate group sizes, and social glue’s (grooming) relationship to cognitive evolution. This focus on primates with consistent and stable grouping excludes perspectives on the evolution of grouping beyond predation and competition.
Phyllis C. Lee, Karen B. Strier
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Dynamic group communication security
Proceedings. Sixth IEEE Symposium on Computers and Communications, 2002If multicast communication appears as the most efficient way to send data to a group of participants, it presents also more vulnerabilities to attacks and requires services such as authentication, integrity and confidentiality to transport data securely. In this paper, we present the protocol Baal as a scalable solution to group key management problems
Chaddoud, Ghassan +2 more
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Archives of General Psychiatry, 1967
IN RECENT YEARS the American community has awakened to the sociologic problems produced by its geographically limited, impoverished minority groups. In response we are now investing substantial amounts of money and energy in a variety of programs designed to enrich the cultural, educational, and economic environment of the urban "ghetto-dweller." 1,2
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IN RECENT YEARS the American community has awakened to the sociologic problems produced by its geographically limited, impoverished minority groups. In response we are now investing substantial amounts of money and energy in a variety of programs designed to enrich the cultural, educational, and economic environment of the urban "ghetto-dweller." 1,2
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