Titlebook: A Theory of Groupwork Practice; Tom Douglas Textbook 1993Latest edition Tom Douglas 1993 interaction.profession.work

Frenetic

Moh Chuan Tan,Minghui Li,Muhammad Ali Imranidual, personality, self, or mind be described except in terms of membership in a group or groups — unless again we wish to hug the figment of the individual as a detached, self-contained entity. (Malinowski, 1939. p. 938)

案發(fā)地點

諂媚于性

劇毒

Slawomir Koziel,Stanislav OgurtsovThe basic question to be answered in the study of group problem solving is: How best can a group use the resources of its members in solving a given problem? This phrasing of the question assumes that the necessary resources do lie in the group. (Hoffman, 1965, p. 99)

Paradox

Slawomir Koziel,Stanislav OgurtsovIt is possible to perform acts that are techniques without employing groupwork, as well as to use these same techniques and be doing groupwork. The techniques are not unique to our field; they are shared by all of the helping professions. (Klein, 1972, p. 147)

Ascendancy

Engaged

Victor Rabinovich,Nikolai Alexandrovwork ... [They have] ... never come to grips with the empirical gestalt composed of a social group-worker mindful of certain values (those of the agency) and a collection of individuals who are in a special relationship with the worker and with whom the worker is trying to form a group. (Rosenthal,

AVID

Moh Chuan Tan,Minghui Li,Muhammad Ali Imranis a social animal, he was probably not the first person to make that observation. Moreover, chances are he was not the first person to marvel at the truth of that statement while simultaneously puzzling over its triteness and insubstantiality. (Aronson, 1980, p. 1).Nor can such conceptions as indiv

Cacophonous

UHF-RFID Tags for Optical Discs,nformation they can provide about our world and about ourselves. (Raven and Rubin, 1976, p. 41).It seems likely that affiliative social bonds have survival value for groups and that innate affiliative patterns of behaviour have evolved. Relations between members of a group can be seen as an equilibr

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