The author concludes that what is presently needed is for thoughtful, interested persons to continue an examined approach to the understanding and use of the intensive group experience. It has powerful implications for education, psychiatry, counseling, for everyday people. (Author)

Two conclusions drawn from the application of the modified marathon to a short term treatment center were that the modified marathon had the advantages of holding" alcoholics for treatment once they were sober and it enhanced the quality of typical group counseling and therapy treatment. (Author)

The specific purpose of this article is to provide the reader with background material which will be of help in clarifying his view of sensitivity training and also provide some insight into some of the critical issues surrounding it." (Author)

Creative drama can play a vital role in affecting social, emotional and intellectual growth during the years from 7 to 11. (RB)

The author contends that sexuality and sensuality should have large overlap so that sexual intercourse isn't something that is done by and for itself, but rather a part of an overall experience that involves human contact, touch, sight, feel, hearing and a general emphasis on sensuality. (Author)

Ways of teaching today's youth to live as whole individuals in a complex world are presented. (CK)

Suggestions for getting teachers truly involved in inservice training programs. (LS)

Study suggests that Chinese-Americans can adapt either to authoritarian or to democratic leadership, while Chinese adapt more successfully to authoritarian leadership. These differences are considered a reflection of cultural adaptations. (DM)

This study examines the relationship patterns among families with wives who have a high work commitment (HWC) and those who have a low commitment (LWC). The former perceive themselves as having more freedom in and out of the home, and being the major decision maker. The latter feel more restricted, and make decisions jointly with their spouses.…

In experimental situations, exhortations to htell the truth have not been relatively effective against social pressure toward nonveridical judgments (DB)

The implied hypothesis of self-concept and conformity theories that people will favorably evaluate the recipients of favorable social attention" received its first test in this study. While rejecting this hypothesis, it is suggested that social attention results in greater variance of ratings. (DB)