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24 Nov 2015 Reported are the first phase activities of a longitudinal project designed to evaluate the effectiveness of Guided Group Interaction (GGI) technique as a meaningful approach in the field of corrections. The main findings relate to the establishment of reliability for the main components of the Revised Behavior
GUIDED GROUP INTERACTION IN CORRECTIONAL WORK*. F. LOVELL BIXBY AND LLOYD W. MCCORKLE. New Jersey Department of Institutions and Agencies. STARTING with the work of Dr. Joseph. H. Pratt at the turn of the century, group therapy developed slowly until the demand for psychotherapy by the armed.
Silverman, Mitchell. TITLE. An Analysis of a Comprehensive Evaluation Model for. Guided Group Interaction Techniques with Juvenile. Delinquents. Final Report. INSTITUTION. University of South Florida, Tampa. Institute III: Exceptional Children and Adults. SEONS AGENCY. Law Enforcement Assistance Administration
GUIDED GROUP INTERACTION IN A CORRECTIONAL. SETTING. By LLOYD W. McCORKLE, Ph.D. Trenton, N. J. The initial application of group therapy to the treatment of offenders was largely a phenomenon of World War II. The need for manpower resulted in the armed forces' willingness to accept experimentation in
Reality therapy, a variant of the behavior therapy model, maintains that delinquents are personally responsible for their own behavior and that by examining it and making value judgments about it, the youth can achieve a 'success identity.' Guided Group Interaction directs the dynamics and strengths of the peer group
replicated High?elds and guided group interaction forjuvenile offenders. The Provo exper- iment on juvenile rehabilitation project in Utah. Essex?elds group rehabilitation project in. New Jersey and South?elds in Kentucky were three programs that adopted the High?elds model. In these projects. juvenile boys were sent to

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