Group Dynamics 1

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Group Dynamics 1

Growth Groups
focus on emotional growth, improved interpersonal relationships, and group skills.
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Growth Groups focus on emotional growth, improved interpersonal relationships, and group skills.
T-groups Laboratory training or sensitive training groups
Psychoanalytic groups focus on the inner conflicts underlying psychological problems
Adlerian Groups focus on over coming feeling of inferiority
Psychodrama participants act out past emotional experiences
Gestalt Group Therapy 1) integrating mind and body
2) increasing clarity about one's wants, values, and goals
3) gaining greater awareness of oneself
4) resolving or completing unfinished business
Cognitive-Behavioral Group Psychotherapy application of behavior theories and social learning theories
Existential Group Psychotherapy focus on helping participants confront the basic "givens" or ultimate concerns of existence
Person centered group psychotherapy human beings tend to move toward wholeness and self actualization

Facilitator characteristics: warm, loving, caring
Rational-emotive behavior group focus on becoming aware of the irrationals assumptions and engage in an internal debate to replace it with a new , more constructive one
Reality Group humans are motivated to fill basic needs
each person chooses how to fulfill these needs in his or her current relationships
Interpersonal Group Psychotherapy many psychological problems are the result of relationships
the group is a social microcosm
members can identify and correct self-defeating patterns of behavior to correct them within the group
generalize to relationships outside the group
Mutual Support Groups voluntary groups whose members meet to exchange social support and aid in order to solve or deal with a common problem

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