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Kelly, Simon – Journal of Management Education, 2014
This article draws on insights taken from Lacanian psychoanalysis to rethink and resituate notions of the self and subjectivity within the theory and practice of experiential leadership development. Adopting an autoethnographic approach, it describes the author's own experience as a participant in a program of equine-assisted learning or…
Descriptors: Animals, Leadership Training, Personal Narratives, Interaction
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Schwartz, Marilyn M.; Gaines, Lawrence S. – Journal of Personality Assessment, 1974
Examines the hypothesis that a significant correlate of self-actualization may be the subjective expression of the tendency towards novelty experiencing and examines the interaction of self-actualization level and specific components of the novelty experiencing construct. (Author/RC)
Descriptors: Correlation, Experience, Individual Development, Interaction
Aoki, T. – 1971
Where is an appropriate point of departure for instructional planning in the social studies? I advocate an approach based on the transaction between a student and his significant world. The Transactional Unit is that segment of the interactive phase of teaching which focusses on the transaction between the student and the display. In this context,…
Descriptors: Change, Curriculum Design, Individual Development, Interaction
Conville, Richard L. – 1977
Currently, two trends are converging that will shape the future of communication theory. One is "the new narcissism"--a phenomenon characterized by prescriptions for personal fulfillment such as those reflected in popular psychologies and religions. The second trend is the scientific revolution concerned with exchanging static models of reality…
Descriptors: Behavior Development, Communication Skills, Communication (Thought Transfer), Individual Development
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Joyce, Bruce; McKibbin, Michael – Educational Leadership, 1982
As part of a long-term inquiry into the nature of staff development, 300 interviews focused on teachers' use of formal development opportunities, informal interactions with other professionals, and personally directed growth activities. The relationships between teachers' growth levels and the social systems of schools are discussed. (Author/MLF)
Descriptors: Educational Environment, Elementary Secondary Education, Faculty Development, Individual Development
Rolls, Brenda Gail – 1996
Object relations theory holds that a constant and reciprocal interaction exists between past and present interpersonal dealings which, in turn, influence the development of representations. Such representations help individuals assimilate and understand immediate experiences. This paper examines the findings of recent empirical studies designed to…
Descriptors: Individual Development, Interaction, Interpersonal Relationship, Research Reports
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Allen, Roger J. – 1980
A holistic approach to health education is presented with a model outlining the scope, direction and impact of such education on individual development. The fundamental concept in this model is the interrelationship between physical, mental, and spiritual health, and it expands from these three areas into dimensions that may and may not be altered…
Descriptors: Environmental Influences, Goal Orientation, Health Education, Individual Development
National Training Labs. Inst. for Applied Behavioral Science, Washington, DC. – 1966
THESE PAPERS REPRESENT NOTES FOR THEORY SESSIONS PRESENTED AT VARIOUS TRAINING LABORATORIES AND ARE INTENDED AS HELPFUL TOOLS IN SUPPLEMENTING THEORY SESSIONS AND UNDERSTANDING VARIOUS LABORATORY EXPERIENCES. THE IDEAS AND CONCEPTS HAVE PROVED USEFUL IN NATIONAL TRAINING LABORATORIES OVER THE YEARS. CONDITIONS FOR LABORATORY LEARNING ARE SET…
Descriptors: Behavior Change, Change Agents, Conflict, Feedback
Guinan, James F.; And Others – 1971
The existential Gestalt approach to facilitating the human growth process is discussed, from somewhat different vantage points, in these papers. Two seek to elaborate the basic principles and facilitating "techniques" of Gestalt therapy, while maintaining that one can truly understand only by experiencing. The use of Focus Groups, in which a focal…
Descriptors: College Students, Counseling Effectiveness, Counseling Services, Creativity
Bierschenk, Bernhard – 1972
Externally mediated self-confrontation by means of closed-circuit television and videotape recording has become a popular technique for letting student teachers discover for themselves the way in which their own behavior influences the teaching processes. This paper not only studies the way in which the student teacher perceives and evaluates his…
Descriptors: Behavior Development, Closed Circuit Television, Educational Television, Elementary School Teachers