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Group dynamics: group processes
1993Underlying the apparent behaviour of a group, there is a rich tapestry of needs, motivations, interconnecting relationships and feelings about the group itself. Every group is unique and evolves in its own special way — depending on the individual members, the situation, and the events which occur in the group itself.
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Small Group Behavior, 1984 Drama, as well as training or therapy, may be employed as a useful research and practice paradigm in working with small groups. In this context, groups may represent a form of "collective art" in Fromm's sense, and stages or forms of idiosyncratic group processes may parallel the unfolding of dramatic perfor mances.
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RETURNING GROUP PROCESS TO GROUP WORK
Social Work With Groups, 1978This disuussion deals with the need to put concern for group process back into work with groups-a heritage from early social group work methodology that has been abandoned. Issues contributing to the lack of aftention to maximizing the group process and group participant involvement in decision making are described: the co-leadership format for ...
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Human Organization, 1961
Approximately a decade ago the Survey Research Center at Ann Arbor, Michigan studied the effect of different styles of supervision upon productivity and morale among workers. Supervisors stressing work output had groups with lower production than supervisors who were more group oriented and cared for subordinates' needs and welfare.
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Approximately a decade ago the Survey Research Center at Ann Arbor, Michigan studied the effect of different styles of supervision upon productivity and morale among workers. Supervisors stressing work output had groups with lower production than supervisors who were more group oriented and cared for subordinates' needs and welfare.
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The Journal for Specialists in Group Work, 1992
(1992). Trust and the group process. The Journal for Specialists in Group Work: Vol. 17, No. 2, pp. 66-66.
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(1992). Trust and the group process. The Journal for Specialists in Group Work: Vol. 17, No. 2, pp. 66-66.
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The Psychology of Group Processes
Annual Review of Psychology, 1979Why Particular Topics Have Been Studied .. Overlooked Topics in Research . Characteristics of Research on Groups .. RECENT RESEARCH .. Cognitive Behavior in Groups ..
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Random Processes in a Group [PDF]
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1986
It is important to distinguish between recent multilateral development diplomacy and what occurred in the earliest years of the UN’s existence. Early diplomacy was ‘effective’, from the view of the industrialized countries, because the West was usually able to articulate its views and impose on a limited membership that included still-reticent ...
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It is important to distinguish between recent multilateral development diplomacy and what occurred in the earliest years of the UN’s existence. Early diplomacy was ‘effective’, from the view of the industrialized countries, because the West was usually able to articulate its views and impose on a limited membership that included still-reticent ...
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