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Ficek, Daniel E. – 1969
Time-extended groups provide the following: (1) they ease the need to get things started immediately, (2) they provide the opportunity for interaction to be carried to its natural end-point, (3) they allow a greater range of techniques to be experienced by members, (4) they increase the chances for therapeutic contact, (5) they allow participants…
Descriptors: Group Behavior, Group Counseling, Group Dynamics, Group Experience
Rosenblum, Marvin – 1971
This book describes a program that deals with group dynamics and applies encounter group techniques to the training of teachers. The program consists of two weeks of encounter during the summer; a 3-day workshop just prior to the start of school; and monthly curriculum workshops, monthly encounter groups, and periodic visitations throughout the…
Descriptors: Group Behavior, Group Dynamics, Group Therapy, Individual Development
Lanigan, Richard L. – 1985
Noting that the concept of convention as a rule procedure in a formal analysis of interpersonal communication applies to the mass communication practice known as the "convention" or annual professional meeting of an academic discipline, this paper illustrates the ideological consequence of this eidetic connection. The paper characterizes…
Descriptors: Conferences, Discourse Analysis, Group Behavior, Group Dynamics
Eller, John F. – Corwin Press, 2004
At their worst, meetings can waste time, lack focus, foster a combative spirit, or be just plain boring. At their best, meetings can be a positive, dynamic experience that nurtures individual strengths while inspiring teamwork to successfully accomplish an established task. The fate of a meeting lies in the skill of the facilitator, and this…
Descriptors: Team Training, Educational Objectives, Meetings, Methods