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Responsibility Group Counseling

Social Work with Groups, 1984
Counseling those experiencing interpersonal alienation can be fruitfully accomplished in groups in which members learn to assume responsibility for themselves and others. This article presents a "responsibility group counseling" methodology for social work practice with groups. The approach is presented in terms of its principles, structure, techniques,
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GROUP DIFFERENCES IN ELECTROCARDIOGRAPHIC RESPONSE

American Journal of Psychiatry, 1953
Group differences between psychotics and normals, males and females, were found in 40 subjects in one area of heart action. "Pleasant" word stimuli distinguished the psychotics, whereas a startle stimulus distinguished the sexes.
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Crisis: Group Response to Emergency

Journal of Communication, 1971
This descriptive and exploratory paper has as its objective the analysis of group interaction during a crisis and the generation of hypotheses about crisis interaction. Hypotheses are suggested in the areas of verbal and nonverbal interaction, leadership style and fluctuation, and the volume of task and process communication.
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Group delegation and responsibility

Proceedings of the first international joint conference on Autonomous agents and multiagent systems part 1 - AAMAS '02, 2002
The act of delegating a task by one agent to another can be carried out by the performance of one or more communicative acts. Such acts may not only be directed to another individual, but also to a group of agents. In this paper, the semantics of imperatives are explored with reference to extant logics of agentative action, and in the context of the ...
Timothy J. Norman, Chris Reed
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Group Responsibility

2007
AbstractThe main idea about group responsibility is that we-mode groups, namely, groups in which a substantial number of the members are collectively committed to the group (to its ethos and to each other concerning ethos promotion), are normatively responsible—in a control-based sense of responsibility—for their actions and for what their members ...
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Group Response‐Adaptive Randomization With Delayed and Missing Responses

Statistics in Medicine
ABSTRACTResponse‐adaptive randomization (RAR) procedures have been extensively studied in the literature, but most of the procedures rely on updating the randomization after each response, which is impractical in many clinical trials. In this article, we propose a new family of RAR procedures that dynamically update based on the responses of a group of
Guannan Zhai, Yang Li, Lixin Zhang, Feifang Hu   +3 more
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LIST AND PETTIT ON GROUP AGENCY AND GROUP RESPONSIBILITY

University of Toronto Law Journal, 2014
Criminal liability for corporations may seem quixotic insofar as corporations appear neither to have the same cognitive capacities as individuals, nor to be capable of acting except through the efforts of the individuals who constitute them. One way of clarifying the basis of corporate criminal liability is to consider whether and how corporations ...
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Criminal Group Responsibility

2017
During the Japanese occupation, the widespread and almost daily commission of war crimes by members of the Tokkeitai and Kempeitai resulted in a unique post-World War II approach to the prosecution of war crimes: If a war crime was committed within the framework of the activities of a group of persons in such a way that the crime could be ascribed to ...
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Personality Profiles of Environmentally Responsible Groups

Psychological Reports, 2000
The hypothesis that groups high and low on environmental responsibility have different personality profiles was tested using responses of 319 introductory psychology students (132 men and 187 women) who completed the ECOSCALE and the Revised NEO Personality Inventory for partial course credit.
N V, Ramanaiah, M, Clump, J P, Sharpe
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Multinomially Grouped Response Times for the Quantal Response Bioassay

Biometrics, 1958
where x and t are the values of the dose and time metameters and y is say the logit of the response at that dose and time and where in some cases a may be assumed to be zero. Since the response numbers are accumulated for the successive times within a dose, the observed y values are not independent within doses. This introduces some complexity into the
White, Robert F., Graca, Joseph G.
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