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An Experiment in Group Guidance

The Journal of Social Psychology, 1946
(1946). An Experiment in Group Guidance. The Journal of Social Psychology: Vol. 23, No. 1, pp. 55-60.
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Group guidance

The Personnel and Guidance Journal, 1971
Group guidance is an approach for providing a helping relationship to individuals in a complex and highly specialized society. Incremental guidance is offered as a method of assisting pupils to be wise decision‐makers in day‐to‐day living and learning.
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Group Guidance and Group Therapy

Review of Educational Research, 1957
No ONE familiar with counseling and guidance theory and practice would contend that group guidance and group therapy will eliminate the need for individual counseling and individual therapy. As Bennett (2) pointed out: "Years of trial-and-error methods and some sound experimentation and research have indicated that group and individual procedures in ...
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Guidance through Groups

Review of Educational Research, 1942
GUIDANCE THROUGH GROUPS is a much more subtle and difficult process than that which is commonly called "group guidance." Its aim is (a) developmental-the satisfaction of basic needs; social and emotional development; the building of values, attitudes, social norms, vocational and esthetic values; and the acquisition of knowledge and skills, (b ...
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Anterior guidance: Group function/canine guidance. A literature review

The Journal of Prosthetic Dentistry, 1990
Anterior guidance, which can be categorized as group function or canine guidance, is essential for esthetics, phonetics, and mastication. This article reviews the historical development and philosophies of both occlusal schemes. There is no scientific evidence that supports one occlusal scheme over the other.
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Prevalence of canine guidance or group function guidance in the Jordanian population

Journal of Prosthodontics
AbstractPurposeDental occlusion is an essential component of any successful restorative procedure. The objectives of the present investigation are to identify the percentage of the Jordanian population who have bilateral canine guidance or group function guidance and the coincidence of centric occlusion (CO) with maximal intercuspal position (MIP ...
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Guidance on delivering effective group education

British Journal of Community Nursing, 2006
Group education is increasingly being advocated in place of the traditional one to one approach in health care. Using the example of diabetes, this article describes why group education is effective, and outlines a process that can help shape a group education programme.
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Group guidance on sex education

The Personnel and Guidance Journal, 1971
High school students participated in a group which was structured to emphasize the changes and problems associated with adolescence. The group was given the opportunity as a whole—as well as in segregated sections of boys and girls—to discuss various aspects of human sexuality. Among the major themes were sexual arousal in boys and girls, masturbation,
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Group Guidance: A Fringe Activity

The School Review, 1955
topics tend to relate more directly to student interests and feelings. When dealt with skilfully, the topics are individually oriented to help students gain a better understanding of themselves as human beings and of other persons with whom they associate.
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