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Abstract Group interventions represent a popular and effective type of service delivery in many clinical settings. They may be conducted for convenience (to accommodate large caseloads, for example) or as the intervention of choice for persons with a variety of needs who might benefit from an interpersonal process.
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Abstract Group interventions represent a popular and effective type of service delivery in many clinical settings. They may be conducted for convenience (to accommodate large caseloads, for example) or as the intervention of choice for persons with a variety of needs who might benefit from an interpersonal process.
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Social Work with Groups, 1980
Five types of data for the evaluation of group intervention are described and discussed. A model for using them in various combinations to: (a) evaluate contemporary practice, and (b) develop social technology is proposed. Two conclusions are: (a) single-subject designs can be used with groups, but grouped data designs do not have all of the ...
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Five types of data for the evaluation of group intervention are described and discussed. A model for using them in various combinations to: (a) evaluate contemporary practice, and (b) develop social technology is proposed. Two conclusions are: (a) single-subject designs can be used with groups, but grouped data designs do not have all of the ...
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Group programmes in early intervention services
Early Intervention in Psychiatry, 2011AbstractAim: Group interventions can be a developmentally appropriate treatment option for young people with mental illness; however, there is a paucity of research into these programmes. This study had three aims: (i) to document and compare both clinicians' and clients' reasons for referral to the Orygen Youth Health Recovery Group Program (RGP); (ii)
Cotton, Sue +5 more
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The Journal of Applied Behavioral Science, 2005
There is a long literature and rich lore about the process of organization change and its engagement in large group intervention. This article takes a fresh look at this process through the lens of theater. It draws from a case study covering 5 years in a food business in Holland where a series of memorable events served to launch, guide, and punctuate
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There is a long literature and rich lore about the process of organization change and its engagement in large group intervention. This article takes a fresh look at this process through the lens of theater. It draws from a case study covering 5 years in a food business in Holland where a series of memorable events served to launch, guide, and punctuate
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Group Intervention for Widowed Survivors of Suicide
Suicide and Life-Threatening Behavior, 2001This study evaluates the effects of two group interventions, the Bereavement Group Postvention (BGP) and the Social Group Postvention (SGP), on the bereavement outcomes in widowed survivors of suicide. The goals were to determine if the group interventions would significantly decrease levels of depression, psychological distress, and grief, as well as ...
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Spontaneous Nonverbal Intervention in Group Therapy
International Journal of Group Psychotherapy, 1982(1982). Spontaneous Nonverbal Intervention in Group Therapy. International Journal of Group Psychotherapy: Vol. 32, No. 3, pp. 327-338.
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Escalative Intervention in Small-Group Conflicts
The Journal of Applied Behavioral Science, 1985Escalative interventions by professionals aim to increase the frustration of participants involved in a conflict. In small-group situations, consultants apply escalative interventions only occasionally, because clients hardly ever request them and because most interventionists consider de-escalation a more legitimate method. Yet conflict stimulation is
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Intervention and Control Groups
2017An integral step in clinical trial design is the identification of the intervention to be studied and what, if any, control group will serve for comparison. Similar to the study endpoints, the interventions and controls of the trial are originally stipulated in the primary research question, further defining its importance.
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Group-Based Interventions in Lifestyle Medicine
American Journal of Lifestyle MedicineGroup-based interventions in health care have demonstrated a positive influence on patient outcomes by strengthening patient-healthcare professional relationships and providing an avenue for patient empowerment through shared experiences and belongingness.
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