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Personality and experience in an encounter‐group
Scandinavian Journal of Psychology, 1980In a study of seventeen subjects who had participated in an encounter‐group, the subjective experience seemed to be related to personality traits. The more obsessive students felt that they had experienced a positive effect from the group, but at the same time they felt that the group was disgusting.
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An Experience with Group Practice
New England Journal of Medicine, 1957INTEREST in the development of group practice and in the mechanics of such a development has increased in the United States.1 2 3 Growth of group practice offers valuable opportunities for observin...
G A, SILVER, M, CHERKASKY, J, AXELROD
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New Experiences in Group Psychotherapy
New England Journal of Medicine, 1946THIS paper presents a report on the mass handling of large groups of borderline neuropsychiatric casualties on an open ward in the large naval hospital at Aiea Heights, Territory of Hawaii. The rapid turnover and the mixed diagnoses placed limitations on the program, but the group psychotherapy seems to have been much more important than medication in ...
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Grassroot Groups — Experiences in Horticultural Cultivation
1991In 1989 we started a WiC group in Greater Manchester (GM-WiC). The first author had tried unsuccessfully to form a group with the help of fellow computing lecturers in higher education, and turned to the Women’s Technology Centre hoping for (and getting!) more positive support.
Goble, Carole A, Moss, Caroline
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The Group Psychotherapeutic Experience
American Journal of Psychotherapy, 1957openaire +2 more sources