Intensity of T-group relationships as a function of interaction.
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Perceived acceptance and helpfulness in a marathon group.
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Expression of hostility as a function of an encounter group experience.
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Factor Analysis, Statistical↗
From differentiation to individuation: a look at the encounter process.
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Some ethical issues in sensitivity training.
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Locus of control of reinforcement and attraction in sensitivity group settings.
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Reflections on the encounter group and the therapist.
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[Experience with the encounter group. A study at Tsuchiura Kyodo Hospital, School of Nursing].
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Using T-groups to train American Indians as physician assistants.
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Trainer style and trainee self-disclosure.
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The induction of acute psychosis in a group setting.
The case histories of two patients are described, each of whom suffered a severe psychotic decompensation, one apparently schizophreniform and the other affective, after attending a seven day marathon group conducted by a charismatic, aggressive leader. The work of Yalom and Lieberman is reviewed, with regard to leader and participant characteristics in encounter group casualties. Drawing upon the work of Bion and Kernberg, a specific means for the induction of psychosis is suggested, involving primitive splitting and the projection of "all bad" self-object constellations within a group setting.
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The effect of three group dynamics treatments on nursing home residents.
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[Optimization aids to group interaction during prolonged isolation].
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Ecological Systems, Closed↗
Comparative effectiveness of three group-oriented interventions with college undergraduates.
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Counseling↗
[Learning of human relation in nursing through experience of encounter group].
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Education, Nursing, Continuing↗
Letter: Screening of encounter group participants.
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Acute Disease↗
[Balint groups: a personal experience].
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Community Medicine↗
Training groups and professional training for mental health workers.
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