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Testing a Personal Construct Theory Model of the Experiential Learning Process: B. Defensive Responses to Invalidation and the Effect on the Construing Processes of Participants in Sensitivity Training Groups.

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Beck, John E. – Small Group Behavior, 1988

Formulated hypotheses about relationship between two major dimensions of defensiveness: hostility and constriction. Examined defensive and elaborative responses reported by participants in sensitivity training groups. Results showed that individuals reporting defensive responses during human relations training laboratory were experiencing some…

Descriptors: College Students, Congruence (Psychology), Experiential Learning, Foreign Countries

The Transfer of Laboratory Training: Some Issues Explored

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Katz, Stephen I.; Schwebel, Andrew I. – Small Group Behavior, 1976

This study was designed to compare the effects of residential and nonresidential laboratories in transfer of training. Subjects were middle-level managers. The results indicated no differences in transfer in the two groups. Both groups underwent substantial changes in their perspective on work problems and in their use of work-related skills. (NG)

Descriptors: Environmental Influences, Group Dynamics, Group Norms, Human Relations