Sensitivity Training as a Method of Increasing the Therapeutic Effectiveness of Group Members
Description:
The purpose of this study was to determine if sensitivity training encouraged significantly more members to form mutually therapeutic relationships than did traditional group counseling, and to determine, if the members who formed the largest numbers of mutually therapeutic relationships increased both in self-awareness and self-actualization significantly more through sensitivity training than through the traditional form of group counseling. This study concluded from its findings that the sen…
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Date:
August 1979
Creator:
Buresh, Martin Charles
Partner:
UNT Libraries