Effectiveness Psychoeducational Female | Psychology
Dissertations Effectiveness Psychoeducational Female Background
of Study Based on the view of Johnson and Johnson (2000, as
cited in Glading, 2003), a group is form by two or more
individuals, who meet in face-to-face interaction,
interdependently, with the consciousness that each belongs to
the group and for the reason to achieve mutually agreed-on
goals. Wilson, Rapin and Haley-Banez (2000), the members of The
Association for Specialist in Group Work (ASGW), which is a
national division of the American Counselling Association,
defines group work as “a broad professional practice involving
the application of knowledge and skill in group facilitation to
assist an interdependent collection of people to reach their
mutual goals which may be intrapersonal, interpersonal, or work-
related. The goals of the group may include the accomplishment
of tasks related to work, education, personal development,
personal and interpersonal problem solving, or remediation of m