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Geisler, John; Gillingham, William – National Catholic Guidance Conference Journal, 1971
From the data, it was concluded that the group experience facilitated personal growth for almost all participants and could be a valuable learning experience for anyone entering a helping profession. (Author)
Descriptors: Group Experience, Individual Development, Participant Satisfaction, Personality
Johnson, Richard W.; Leonard, Louise C. – 1970
In an effort to determine the effectiveness of group counseling with student nurses, 76 students enrolled in their first professional nursing course were randomly placed either in a counseling group or in a control group. As hypothesized, those students participating in the group counseling sessions received significantly higher grades in the…
Descriptors: Group Counseling, Group Dynamics, Group Experience, Interaction
Kimball, Ronald; Gelso, Charles J. – 1973
This study examined the effects of a weekend marathon on the level of self-actualization of college students one and four weeks following their group experience. It also studied the relationship between ego strength and extent of change in self-actualization during a marathon. Generally, the group experience did increase self-actualization and the…
Descriptors: College Students, Counseling Effectiveness, Group Counseling, Group Experience
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Klemke, Lloyd W. – Small Group Behavior, 1977
This paper focuses on how the sociological perspective can make significant contributions in providing a meaningful conceptual framework for analyzing self concept changes. Insight in explaining why only certain kinds of limited changes typically occur among sensitivity group participants is presented. (Author)
Descriptors: Behavior Change, Group Discussion, Group Experience, Interaction Process Analysis
Gordon, Mary Alice; And Others – 1971
This study investigated the basic question of whether there is actually measurable change in personality characteristics occurring during or subsequent to the encounter group experience. The study examined instruments which may prove useful in the detection of change in an objective and quantifiable mode which can be subjected to statistical…
Descriptors: Group Dynamics, Group Experience, Group Unity, Personality Assessment
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Tirnauer, Lawrence – Futurist, 1971
A psychologist suggests that in the coming years encounter groups and other techniques of the human potential movement will penetrate all aspects of our culture, as it allows people to get more in touch with their subjective inner experiences and to learn ways to communicate their experiences to others. (Author)
Descriptors: Communication (Thought Transfer), Counseling, Counseling Effectiveness, Group Counseling
Axelberd, Frederick J. – 1970
The current importance of growth groups in fostering and enhancing individual development gave rise to the research effort described herein. Its purpose is to determine whether or not an individual's self concept will change after involvement in a single twelve hour growth group. Subjects were four heterogeneous groups comprised of 39 individuals…
Descriptors: Group Dynamics, Group Experience, Group Therapy, Individual Development
Eiben, Ray E. – 1971
Beginning students in guidance and counseling comprised the two research groups: (1) a sensitivity-participatory group with activities ranging from T-grouping to sensory awareness to creative exercises; and (2) a didactic group in which the main focus was on instructor presentation of material relating to groups. The author sought to determine:…
Descriptors: Group Activities, Group Dynamics, Group Experience, Groups
Stokley, Fred; Perlmutter, Joel – 1971
"Teachers and students play games quite as much as lovers, diplomats, husbands, and wives. Teachers come to class equipped with 'Threat' cards and students with 'Mischief' and 'Defiance' cards." Exercises in this book can help people, including teachers, students, administrators, and community groups, to overcome their reliance on "game-playing".…
Descriptors: Communication Problems, Conflict Resolution, Decision Making, Group Activities