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| Stages of group development |
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Forming
Storming
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| team acquaints and establish ground rules. Formalities are preserved and member are treated as strangers |
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| Members start to communicate their feelings but still view themselves as individuals rather than part of the team. They resist control by group leaders and who hostility. |
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| People feel part of the team and realize that they can achieve work id they accept other viewpoints |
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| The team works in an open and trusting atmosphere where flexibility is the key and hierarchy is of little importance |
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| The team conducts an assessment of the year and implements a plan for transitioning roles and recognizing members contributions. |
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| Are concerned with the needs of the group or organization |
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| promote the development of close relations among their members |
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| create only a temporary, superficial alliance among the members |
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| organized and integrated connections with their individuals. |
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| Intimate structure groups |
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| connect members in a close, organized relationship |
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| A technique used in group therapy in which a member acts as an alter ego of the protagonist |
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| A technique used in group therapy in which a member depicts his/her understanding of the relationship with others by moving people into certain positions and asking them to stay frozen in that position |
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| A technique used in group therapy in which a member dramatically reenacts that life of another group member in order to clarify conflicts |
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| A technique used in group therapy in which a member reenacts the protagonist behavior by mimicking his/her gestures, expressions, and vocalizations for objective scrutiny. |
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Purpose is for groups members to share experiences to accept and give support to each other.
Decreases social isolation
benefiting friendships |
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| Behavioral Group treatment |
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Phobias, even a wide variety of different kinds, are particularity conducive to short-term behavioral group treatment.
Desensitize clients of fears |
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| Interpersonal processing groups |
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| helpful for those who need to become more aware of their own feelings and the feelings of others as they occur in the moment. |
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