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Proceedings of the 1986 ACM conference on Computer-supported cooperative work - CSCW '86, 1986
Data sharing is fundamental to computer-supported cooperative work: People share information through explicit communication channels and through their coordinated use of shared databases. This paper examines the data management requirements of group work applications on the basis of experience with three prototype systems and on observations from the ...
Irene Greif, Sunil K. Sarin
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Data sharing is fundamental to computer-supported cooperative work: People share information through explicit communication channels and through their coordinated use of shared databases. This paper examines the data management requirements of group work applications on the basis of experience with three prototype systems and on observations from the ...
Irene Greif, Sunil K. Sarin
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From Social Group Work to Social Work with Groups
Social Work With Groups, 1990Historical, theoretical, and political/economic conditions are involved in the shift in practice orientation from sociol group work to social work with groups. Criteria are proposed for considering group work to be social work with groups and to distinguish it from social group work and group therapy.
Ruth R. Middleman, Gale Goldberg Wood
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Journal of Adolescence, 1978
In this paper I have suggested that there are three sources of difficulty (social, cognitive and emotional) for leaders of pyschotherapy groups with adolescents.By a social difficulty I mean the tendency of adolescent psychotherapy groups to develop a gang culture which excludes the psychotherapist.The emotional difficulty is the unconcious need that ...
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In this paper I have suggested that there are three sources of difficulty (social, cognitive and emotional) for leaders of pyschotherapy groups with adolescents.By a social difficulty I mean the tendency of adolescent psychotherapy groups to develop a gang culture which excludes the psychotherapist.The emotional difficulty is the unconcious need that ...
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Percentage of Work-Group Diversity and Work-Group Effectiveness
The Journal of Psychology, 1999Abstract Diversity in group membership can present both advantages and disadvantages for group performance. The authors examined how different percentages in workgroup diversity categories (gender, minority, and persons with disabilities) affected measures of group effectiveness (commitment, overall effectiveness, satisfaction, cohesion, trust, equal ...
Stephen B. Knouse, Mickey R. Dansby
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The Work of IFIP Working Group 2.7
ACM SIGCHI Bulletin, 1994As a follow-up on John Karat's paper in a previous SIGCHI bulletin on IFIP's activities [Karat93], the present article describes another IFIP-activity of interest to the HCI community.
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2018
Wilfred Bion began his investigative career with the study of groups. There he made a number of significant observations. Groups are formed to perform a unified task. Such a group, unified in this purpose, is called a “work group”. The group leader becomes the magnet for the projection of omnipotent expectations from the individuals in the group.
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Wilfred Bion began his investigative career with the study of groups. There he made a number of significant observations. Groups are formed to perform a unified task. Such a group, unified in this purpose, is called a “work group”. The group leader becomes the magnet for the projection of omnipotent expectations from the individuals in the group.
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The Triangle of Group Work:Making group work work!
2019The intention of this study is to have students experience the practical ups and downs of group work as a necessary part of preparing project collaboration with external partners. The study was generatet as a part of the course “Project management” (third semester bachelor of intercultural pedagogy) where my task as a teacher was to facilitate student ...
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AIRTUM Working Group; CCM; AIEOP Working Group.
2013Abstract OBJECTIVES: This study describes up-to-date cancer incidence and survival in Italian paediatric and adolescent patients, based on data collected by the network of Italian cancer registries (AIRTUM). It updates the monograph published on the same topic in 2008.
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