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Q: uninitialized $_ in array element I have code that contains:
use strict;
use warnings;
use List::Util;
my $index = first { $ARGV[$_] eq "something"; } 0..$#ARGV;

but I get
Use of uninitialized value $_ in array element at a.pl line 4.

What could cause this ?

A: As your question lacks information, I can only guess at the real problem, but I managed to get a similar error with:
C:\perl>perl -MList::Util -we "$a= first { $ARGV[$_] eq 'some' } 0..$#ARGV; print $a" foo bar some thing
Use of uninitialized value $_ in array element at -e line 1.
Can't call method "first" without a package or object reference at -e line 1.

The error does not appear if I use List::Util qw/first/ explicitly, or if I use the full package name: List::Util::first. So, my guess is that the first function is not properly imported, and does not recognize the list after the code block, leaving $_ uninitialized.
The error most likely lies elsewhere in your code.

A: Are you familiar with
new Class @args

That's called the "indirect method notation". It means
Class->new(@args)

If first isn't declared,
first { $ARGV[$_] eq "something"; } 0..$#ARGV;

is treated as an indirect method call, so it's equivalent to
{ $ARGV[$_] eq "something"; }->first(0..$#ARGV);

{ ... } constructs a hash, which is neither a package name or an object reference as required by a method call, thus
Can't call method "first" without a package or object reference

The solution: declare first by importing it.


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"Come not between the dragon and his wrath"
It is no secret that I like dinos. Which is why I'm very glad Michael Crichton's Jurassic Park is as rereadable as it gets, Spielberg's movie adaptation is the most rewatchable dino flick out there AND that Universal breathed new life into the franchise earlier in the year with Jurassic World. My hunger for more JP brought me Arthur Conan Doyle's The Lost World and Robert T. Bakker's Raptor Red, but after devouring those there was a dinosaur-sized void in my life. When I stumbled upon and thumbed through The Great Zoo of China (2014) by Australian author Matthew Reilly, I was hooked in an instant. Especially since the author openly admits that he was inspired by Jurassic Park.
Dr. CJ Cameron is an alligator expert who works as a freelancer for National Geographic. When the magazine contacts her to attend a preview of a very big and very secretive project in China known as the "Great Zoo of China", she accepts and enlists her brother Hamish as a photographer. CJ soon discovers that the zoo houses living, breathing dragons and that the park is intended to be China's answer to Disneyland. While CJ's group of VIPs and journalists is impressed with the Zoo, she herself doubts the safety of the project. Her fears prove correct when, during the group's guided tour, a horde of dragons attack. CJ and the other survivors are tested beyond belief as they try to escape from the dragons. Will they make it?
A handful of guests invited to a zoo with giant creatures. Failing protective measures. An eccentric and dangerous founder who will stop at nothing to succeed. Reilly basically copy-pasted the plot to Crichton's Jurassic Park, replaced "Costa Rica" with "China" and added dragons instead of dinosaurs. Which is not a bad thing at all. The Great Zoo of China is an awesome, fanfiction-like tribute to JP while also standing its own ground. I'm not saying that Reilly's 'all action, all the time' writing can hold a candle to Crichton's mastery of suspense, but I have to admit that the book's fast pace and astonishing settings had their merits. So sit back and enjoy the ride, because this one is as immersive as a summer blockbuster movie.
Grantland is gone.
All cosied up in my House of Cards

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Sending gluten free or sugar free gift baskets can be simple. We offer a wide range of gluten free baked goods, as well as sugar free cookies and pastries that stand out for their great taste and beautiful presentation.
Our Gluten Free Bakery Gift Baskets are sure to please any recipient whose diet requires gluten free foods. We have sourced the finest gluten free treats, so you'll always know you're sending the best gluten free gift basket possible. Our gluten free challah is outstanding, braided challah, not made in a mold like most gluten free challah. Because our rugelach, cookies and brownies are all fabulous and honestly, as good as "regular" baked goods, we call our gluten free items "glorious."
There's no need to skimp when sending a Sugar Free Bakery Gift Basket, either. We create wonderful sugar free gift baskets, including sugar free Cheesecake and Decadent Marble Truffle Cheesecake – so rich and delicious it's hard to tell they have no added sugar! Our sugar free cookie selections include rainbow cookies and Old World styled rugelach as rich and flavorful as any traditional recipe.
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Located in South Edmonton just off of Calgary Trail, Chinese Hot Pot Buffet is one of the newest additions to the area and is definitely one of the larger hot pot places. Compared to other places, it feels more clean and more open and there is a larger variety of food to choose from. In short, their spaciousness and abundance of options won me over and it might just be my new favourite hot pot place. I highly recommend checking this place out!
Be weary though, all you can eat AND buffet style… Come prepared with an empty stomach so that you have lot's of room to fill up. The price per person is a little bit higher so to make your money's worth, you're gonna have to E A T. At least, I thought so anyway.
The exterior of the restaurant doesn't say much, it's pretty boring to be honest so you wouldn't expect too much going in. However, when you first come into the space, it's very grand and open. The decor is modern yet 'funky' with colored lights and chandeliers. There's plenty of seating and you can choose to have smaller tables with individual pots or share one large pot at a family table.
As I came here for dinner with my family, we all opted to have the individual pots so that we could have our own preferences in terms of soup bases and food.
Adult pricing starts at $32.95 and children (aged 5-10) starts at $16.95. Here's where it can get a little tricky. If you're having individual pots, you can only choose one soup base. If you opt for the original base soup, then it is free. If you would like to have a specialty soup base though, it is $2. On the other hand, if you're sharing one large pot, "family style", you can have up to 3 different soup bases ($12). There's a large variety of soup bases to choose from – they have just about everything.. Tom Yum, Curry, Fungus, even Tomato soup! We were able to try the Satay, the Tom Yum Kung and the regular soup base. All were delicious.
Since you're paying for your soup base, the price per person is pretty much for all the food you eat with it. Certain meats and a few dishes (e.g. dumplings) must be ordered on the sheet provided and then the rest can be picked at the buffet. The portions of sliced meat were huge… on the sheet, it says that there are 5 slices in one order but I swear they gave us 5 orders (when we only ordered 2 basically..).
The buffet has a lot of variety. There is so, so much to choose from that I wasn't even able to try it all. There's both cooked and uncooked options. More specifically, they have an array of fresh seafood, meat/seafood balls, veggies and so forth. There is also a station for sauce, of course, and they also offer some other fried dishes such as onion cake and spring rolls.
Desserts and sweets are also available with ice cream, cakes, fruits and my favourite of all… fried steam buns with condensed milk!
In terms of taste, everything was pretty spot on. There wasn't really anything that I disliked! The hot pot's functionality was great too, it was easy to use and had good temperature settings so I was able to actually enjoy my meal. (I tend to burn my tongue within the first 5 minutes of hot pot lol..). Something that was different about their stoves was that it it was more of an induction stove, so everything was on top of the table. This made the tables appear very neat and clean. Most of all, you didn't bump yourself on the stove buttons like other hot pot restaurants (unless that was only me?).
Service was very attentive. We had many servers check up on our table to refill our pots with hot water. Although, as we got into our meal, the restaurant got more and more busy so if you had to flag down a server for something specific, it may have been a little tricky.
The only thing that I could complain about was that they did not have hoison sauce like most other hot pot places do. Really missed having this with my meal!
Overall, I think Chinese Hot Pot Buffet is worth checking out. The prices are a little bit higher (especially knowing that I could just get late night hot pot for $13 not too far down the road).. but, the price you're paying for includes an abundance of fresh and cooked options that are actually really good.
In particular, I enjoyed how it was a spacious restaurant because that means a) I don't leave smelling like hot pot and b) I wasn't cramped up and sitting right beside another table – 2 issues that I can't seem to avoid with other hot pot places!
I go here regularly, they have a $16 lunch special. 4 items plus noodles of your choice. All fresh, and delicious.
I highly recommend, the amount of food you get will leave you stuffed. But no free desert.
I agree! The lunch and late night special is amazing. I only go here for hot pot now..


A £32m investment to create an Engineering Manufacturing Centre (EMC) at Swansea University's planned Science and Innovation Campus is to go ahead thanks to an EU boost First Minister, Carwyn Jones, announced today .
Over £20m from the European Regional Development Fund through the Welsh Government will be invested to build the centre which has also received backing from the European Investment Bank (EIB). The First Minister made the announcement whilst on site to mark the start of construction of the new campus which took place on Europe Day.
The EMC will include state-of-the-art facilities to enable Swansea University to carry out research and development, particularly through collaborative projects with industry. It will support a range of collaborations with businesses in sectors such as advanced engineering, the digital economy and low carbon technologies.
Finance Minister, Jane Hutt, said: "I am delighted we have been able to invest EU funds to pioneer innovation and deliver state-of-the-art education facilities, benefiting Swansea and beyond.
EMC will accommodate the University's Civil and Computational Engineering, Electronic Engineering, Materials and Mechanical Engineering as well as Printing and Coating activities.
The Vice-Chancellor of Swansea University, Professor Richard B. Davies, said: "We are delighted to have been awarded funding from the European Regional Development Fund through the Welsh Government for the Engineering Manufacturing Centre. The EMC will provide world-class research facilities and a resource for industry to access world-leading expertise to help improve manufacturing products and processes and develop new ones, thus contributing to the economic regeneration of the region.
Construction work will now begin on the campus by contractor St Modwen. It is expected that the construction phase alone will create up to 4,000 direct and 6,000 indirect jobs.
It follows a major investment announced last year that £90m would be invested, backed by EIB , Welsh Government and EU funds, to make the £250m phase 1 of the campus a reality.
Located on the campus will be the SMaRT building – a purpose-built materials testing and research facility that is part-sponsored by Rolls Royce –an innovation hub, a resource centre, lecture halls and the College of Business and Economics. There will also be student accommodation on site. Phase 1 is due to be open September 2015.


"That Cutter Gap is right rough country. Watch yourself out there..."
There are 7,487 promises in God's Word—unbending pledges He has made to His covenant people that are designed to give you victory in every circumstance.
Too often Christians say the sinner's prayer, only to fall back into the sin from which they were saved. Others fear the same fate as they struggle to resist old temptations and habits. We blame God, as though He didn't save us completely. When doubts come to the surface, we feel it's impossible to stay a faithful Christian.
The Bible tells us Jesus is for every tribe, language, people and nation – so why are all the saints in our stained-glass windows white?
In Matthew 13, Jesus tells the parable of a man who stumbles across a treasure hidden in a field. He goes home, sells everything he has, and buys that field to own that treasure. This is what the kingdom of heaven is, Jesus says--a treasure worth everything.


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Interview: Rob Zombie and Bill Moseley On "3 From Hell"
We chat with the director and lead actor about the new film and its upcoming special release!
ROB ZOMBIE RIPS INTO TOMB'S JUKEBOX
Today in 2003: HOUSE OF 1000 CORPSES premieres!
ROB ZOMBIE RIPS UP TOMB'S JUKEBOX
Today in 2003: ROB ZOMBIE cracks the doors to HOUSE OF 1000 CORPSES!
Rob Zombie's new "DEVIL'S REJECTS" movie "3 FROM HELL" has started shooting!
There's been much buzz and speculation about Rob Zombie getting a film off the ground to turn HOUSE OF 1000 CORPSES and THE DEVIL'S REJECTS into a trilogy, and now it's officially happening!


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Keith Whitley – I'm No Stranger To The Rain
It reached number # 1 on the lists of US Hot Country Songs, for two weeks in a row, and stayed 22 weeks in the charts. Also reached number # 1 on the Canada Country Tracks lists. The song was included in Keith's second studio album, Do not Close Your Eyes (RCA 1988)
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Don Williams – That's The Thing About Love
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Faron Young – Hello Walls
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Song written by Sonny Curtis & Ron Hellard, was recorded by Keith Whitley, at the end of 1987 at Sound Emporium, 3102 Belmont Blvd., Nashville, TN. With the production of Garth Fundis & Keith Whitley, it was released in December 1988, on April 8, 1989, it reached number # 1 on the lists of US Hot Country Songs, for two weeks in a row, and stayed 22 weeks in the charts On April 10, 1989, he also reached number # 1 on the Canada Country Tracks lists. It was the third number one of Keith's career.
The song was included in Keith's second studio album, Do not Close Your Eyes (RCA 1988), it was released on May 31, 1988, it reached number # 8 on the US Top Country Albums lists, and the number # 10 in the lists of Canadian RPM Country Albums. It was certified gold record, in USA.
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Keith Whitley – I'm No Stranger To The Rain lyrics
I'm no stranger to the rain
I'm a friend of thunder
Friend, is it any wonder lightning strikes me
I've fought with the devil
Got down on his level
But I never gave in, so he gave up on me
I can spot bad weather
And I'm good at finding shelter in a downpour
I've been sacrificed by brothers
Crucified by lovers
But through it all I withstood the pain
But when I get that foggy feeling
When I'm feeling down
If I don't keep my head up, I may drown
But it's hard to keep believing
I'll even come out even
While the rain beats your hope in the ground
And tonight it's really coming down
But there'll always be tomorrow
And I'll beg, steal, or borrow a little sunshine
And I'll put this cloud behind me
That's how the Man designed me
To ride the wind and dance in a hurricane
Oh, no, I'm no stranger to the rain
But I'll put this cloud behind me
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George Jones – Her Name Is
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Conway Twitty – She Needs Someone to Hold Her (When She Cries)


I probably should not even admit this, for fear of losing half my female readership, but I have a confession to make. I can't multitask. At all. Maybe I have ADD. Maybe one of my older brothers dropped me on my head as a baby. Maybe I'm missing some vital female hormone or enzyme or something. But unlike the typical member of my beloved gender, I can only do one thing at a time. For real. Please don't throw tomatoes at me!
The other day, I was on the phone with a friend for three hours. Three hours?, you ask. Trust me, it was an important conversation, so I couldn't hang up. I tried my best to be productive during the phone call. Trying to find anything I could do around the house that would not distract from what my brain was trying to process verbally. What did I actually accomplish? I unloaded half the dishwasher. Not even the whole thing. In. Three. Hours. And several items were in the wrong place. I'm not kidding.
Here's another secret for you…you can't multitask either. You may think you can. And maybe you are one of the genetic mutants with super-human, ultra-amazing brain power (my husband claims to be one of these). But the truth is, most of us with normal human brains can't do multiple things at once, stay focused, and produce the same quality of work as we would if we would simply do one thing at a time.
In fact, a 2001 study showed productivity to decrease up to 40% when we multitask. For companies, that translates to billions of dollars a year in lost revenue. For people like me, it means most of the time, my house is a mess and the measuring cups end up in the sippy cup cabinet.
I know, I know. Most of us are just way too busy NOT to multitask. Who has time to actually sit and talk on the phone without also sorting mail or folding laundry or unloading half a dishwasher? Who can complete one entire project at work without a text or e-mail coming through? Who can commute every day without trying to redeem some of that lost time by returning phone calls on the road?
We could, if we weren't so busy.
Which brings me to my first of Four Reasons Busyness is So Bad: It makes us less productive and less effective.
When I'm too busy, it stresses me out. I don't eat well, because I don't have time to make a list, go to the store, let alone cook. I don't sleep well because my mind is constantly scrolling through my calendar and my endless to-do list. My stomach hurts. I forget things. I snap at my kids.
Busyness leads to stress and stress leads to all sorts of terrible things. So Reason Number Two? Busyness Makes us Sick.
Even as I'm typing this, my heart aches because Irma is right.
When was the last time you sat and talked to a dear friend (on the cell phone in the car doesn't count)? Or took a leisurely walk with your child while he or she looked at every bug and flower (and you never once said, hurry up)? Or lingered with your spouse over lunch (lunch with my spouse—you mean at my desk)? Or stopped and chatted with a stranger at Starbucks (can't do that very well through the drive thru)?
And so it is with great conviction and not even a tiny bit of condemnation, I introduce you to Reason Three: Busyness makes us unavailable to people.
What if after your one-chapter Bible reading tomorrow morning, God nudged you to stay and worship a while? Just spend some time in His presence so He could reveal some insight or drop some wisdom into your heart? Would you have time? What if while running to the end of your driveway to retrieve the mail you noticed your elderly neighbor pulling weeds, and you felt God whisper, "Go visit her. She's lonely." Would you have time? What if during church on Sunday, God moved on your heart to organize an outreach to the homeless shelter down town. To feed and clothe the poor in your community? Would you have time?
Most of us don't have time to fix dinner, change the light bulb or sort the sox. How could we possibly take on one more thing?
Reason Four: Busyness Makes us Unavailable to God.
What's one thing you'd do, if you had more time? Please tell me about it.
Just what I needed to read tonight. Thanks!
Thank you so much for praying for Abby and taking the time to encourage me.
Thanks for getting all up in my kitchen tonight!
I was worried there for a moment that I was starting to lose it when I'm at work, on a business call, having an employee say something to me in the other ear, while opening mail and checking out my emails…. and well, having to tell everyone to hold on a moment while I picked just one thing to do.
This evening I was sitting on the couch with Alberto who stayed home today with a fever. And wondered why I was always in such a hurry to get up and do dishes, fold laundry. Soon, he will grow up and these moments should be cherished, not rushed to do some "chore".
Affirmation of something that God is laying on my heart. Thank you for your continued faithfulness to the Lord.
Thanks for this Sandy. Funny how we pride ourselves on the very thing that can be so destructive to our families and other relationships. I've learned how to keep a "pretty clean" house without having to feel pressured to have things immaculate all the time. I've learned how to turn the TV off and spend time with my daughter in the evenings or Saturday mornings – giving her undivided attention. I've learned how to get off the computer (facebook lol) and spend time with the Lord and just be quiet! All of these things are gifts from God and I thank you again for reminding me of them. Now get over to Ms. Irma's and get to bakin'! HAHA! Blessings to you!
LOVE IT!!!!!!!! I so agree that busyness makes you unavailable to others and God. I am forever dropping whatever I am doing to spend time with my kids or my husband or a friend or a neighbor and am totally the crazy lady actually having conversations with the cashiers or the drive-thru folks because I feel like that connection is SO important.
It is one thing to show love and grace and God to your family; but reaching out to the world of unsaved or hurting all around you takes you out of your comfort zone, in a good way.
Luckily I have a sweet husband who is ok with the piles of laundry and dishes and dust bunnies. He always asked me who I loved on today, instead of "Why didn't you clean the house".


I know we have already posted a test between the Audi R8 V10 and Nissan GT-R. However, not only is this video in English, Autocar has thrown in a Porsche 911 Turbo to make things a little more interesting.
Unfortunately, the Audi had some brake problems, so I wouldn't call the race entirely even. Still, good for an entertaining 5 minutes, even if you already know the outcome.


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Most runners know that quick application of ice following an athletic injury helps reduce inflammation. If you stop inflammation early, you don't have to deal with it later.


and porking that [email protected]@rd right through the hood..
I buy my wife a Jeep - then I don't have to work on it... who am I kidding, if I let Jeep work on it, they try to light it on fire - and that's what I want to do.
10-1 piston 350 with the 280/.510/110 cam in paz' silver vette.
rescue with a second one from his secret stash of vintage parts.
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Time for a personal look back on my time watching the Robins.
Everyone else has had a chance to put in their 'three penneth' but no one has taken up my offer. In which case, you'll just have to put up with my ramblings.
Most exciting game - This is quite an easy choice, Harwood 6 Holker Old Boys 7. 2-0 up early on, 5-2 down before half time, 6-3 down with time running out, 6-6 into injury time and hit on the break as we went for the kill.
Best goal - How do you choose one after seeing so many? Two players in particular scored umpteen fantastic goals for the Robins over the past few years, Matt Derbyshire and John Eastham. One of Matt's that stands out was his first at Nelson in a cup game about four years ago where he lifted the ball over a defender with one foot and volleyed it into the top corner with his other. Eastie has hit so many long range efforts over the past few seasons that only Bobby Charlton could be compared to him. You'd need a three hour DVD showing all of his goals to decide so I'll just have to pick a couple of his last ones. His first strike at Daisy Hill in 2006 where he received the ball 50 yards out by the touchline, beat several players before letting loose with a 'cannonball' shot which ended up in the top corner. His final goal for Harwood came in the final game of that season when, with the Robins struggling to break through a nine man Eccleshall defence, he brilliantly controlled an awkward bouncing ball on the edge of the box and hammered an unstoppable left foot thunderbolt which crashed off the bar and bounced down just over the line.
Most disappointing game - We've seen some rubbish over the years and we've had a few hammerings, none more so than at Seaham Red Star in the FA Cup a few years ago. The money generated from a good cup run is invaluable to clubs at our level but the players showed a complete lack of interest on their way to an embarrassing 7-0 defeat.
Highlights - The two ATS cup finals were great evenings. Roly Howard's Marine resorted to kicking us off the pitch at Victory Park Chorley as we outclassed our lofty opponents. Despite the 1-0 defeat we came away with our heads held high. The next final was held at Burnden Park Bolton and another great performance saw us defeat ex-League club Southport 3-2. That period when Eric Whalley was the manager was undoubtedly the high point of the club's history. Another game which will never be forgotten was last seasons 1-0 win at FC United before a staggering 6,000 fans. Bobby Harris' penalty saves in both cup and league games will ensure that he enjoys legend status at GHTFC.
Low points - Many low points including several seven goal thrashings and even eight on one occasion. One of the biggest disappointments was the apathy of the town's population. Not too many tears shed in Harwood the day that the club folded. I think that we could have carried on ground-sharing with Darwen even if it meant paying players expenses only.
Best ground - Harrogate Town where we played twice in recent years.
Worst ground - Oldham Town, although since we first played there much work has been done thanks to the hard work of the Oldham officials.
Best player(s) - You can't pick out just one so I'll name a few. When I started supporting the Robins the team was full of excellent players and the best was Pete Smith. When he received the ball on the half way line, you half expected goal with ten seconds-and often saw one! He was ably assisted by Paul Baker whose summersault celebrations were the best ever seen on the Showground. Dennis Underwood was a top keeper and was instrumental in Harwood's success. After that Graham Lightbown's goals, many of them spectacular solo efforts, were the only thing that kept the Reds from sinking further down the pyramid. Since the turn of the century two players in particular dominated the Showground, Bobby Harris at one end and John Eastham at the other. Bob proved himself time and time again to be the outstanding keeper in the NWCFL and Eastie stuck by us despite being head-hunted by bigger clubs than Harwood. Matt Derbyshire was the best player to play for the Robins since the days of Clayton, Vernon and Douglas.
Funniest moment - No contest! As I left the Royal Doulton shop before a game at Stone Dominoes, I held the door open for a customer who was entering the premises. The chap was in fact blind and rattled his white stick from side to side as he came through the door. Now you must remember that even an egg cup would set you back a week's wages and the three lady assistants eyed up their next customer with a look of horror on their faces. As the door closed behind me I could hear the tap-tap-tap of his white stick against the displays and although I scanned the car park for someone with a hidden camera, I couldn't see one. As I opened the car door there was the sound of breaking crockery followed by a shop assistants shrill cry!
Mind you, the smile was soon wiped off my face as it took a trip to the wrong ground and mystery tour for around twenty miles before I got to the ground just before half time-then we got thrashed 4-0!
An amazing season ended with the Robins finishing just outside the promotion places but a three point deduction for Darwen meant that we were promoted via the 'back door'. An average season looked to be petering out after a run of five defeats in six games in January and February but a ten match unbeaten run proved to be enough in the end. Leading scorer was John Eastham with 21. John Hughes' biggest signing, Matt Derbyshire, joined the club and hit 7 goals in the last 5 games. The FA Cup saw two penalty shoot-out victories against Winterton and Crook before Harrogate Town, again, ended our interest.
Despite a fantastic effort which extended our survival hopes until the final day of the season, a defeat at Curzon Ashton spelled the end of our time in Division One. The average attendance of 91 put us in the top half of the crowd-pulling table. Leading scorers were Paul Mashiter with 11 league goals and John Eastham with 8. No one else managed half a dozen and that was Harwood's main problem. April saw us go on a terrific run of 5 wins in 8 games but two defeats right at the end sealed our fate. The biggest win was a 5-3 home success against high-flying Stone Dominoes and the heaviest defeat was an embarrassing 8-0 at Salford City.
A fine season was capped off with a final five games in which the Robins conceded not a single goal. Apart from a one-off against Nelson, the defence was breeched just five times in its last thirteen outings. John Eastham top scored with 15 league goals-twice as many as anyone else and the average attendance was 114, a figure distorted by the visit of FC United who drew over 1,000 to the Interlink. A record number of away wins (11) was achieved, rewarding our small but loyal travelling support. Biggest league win was 6-0 at Castleton Gabriels and only twice did Harwood lose by more than a single goal. The highlight was a 1-0 win against FC United in front of a record-breaking 6,000+ crowd at Gigg Lane.
Here, we look back on some final day games for the Robins.
1984 – The season ended with doom and gloom as Great Harwood Town seemed destined to quit the NWCFL. Luckily, Blackburn businessman Tom Edmundson stepped in and together with a new board of directors, looked to get the Robins moving onwards and upwards.
1985 - The final NWCFL 2nd Division game of the season took place on May 4th when a single goal was enough to give Wren Rovers the victory. The Sea-siders completed the double having won 3-2 at the Showground in March. Both Harwood goals were scored by Phil Greenhalgh who was the club's top scorer with 14 league and 6 cup goals. Manager Rick Grogan left in the close season to be replaced by ex-Rovers star Malcolm Darling.
1986 –The campaign didn't end until the middle of May when 2nd Division champions Kirkby Town won 3-1 at the Showground. Several bookings, two sending offs and a stray sheep on the pitch made it an eventful end to a disappointing season. Harwood's Eric Geldard was in fact sent off for swearing and 'slinging' mud at a linesman who flagged him offside! The previous year's top scorer, Greenhalgh, had left and the Reds struggled throughout to score many goals. Mark Bennett was the club's leading scorer with just seven league goals, five of which came in the closing weeks of the season. Better news from the Reserve team who won the NWCFL Reserve Division in their first season. Mind you, that was of little consequence when the Chairman packed up and left to set up home in Spain, leaving the club once more on the brink of resigning from the league. Club spokesman Dave Holden said that 12 months previously, Harwood were ready to drop down into junior football but this time, because of the small number of people interested in helping run the club, it was more likely that they'd fold altogether. Thankfully, a month or so later, they confirmed that they would carry on although the highly successful reserve side was scrapped. Len Hall took over as manager after Malcolm Darling resigned.
three home games in five days and failed to score in any of them!
1989 – A mid-table finish was achieved but things were definitely on the up at the Showground. The final game of the season was a 0-0 home draw against local rivals Darwen. In the team that day were several players who would play vital roles in the emergence of Great Harwood Town as a major force in the local non-league scene, including Paul and Russell Whalley , Clive Dunn, Neil Baron and Paul Baker. Gregory finished as leading scorer with 11 goals. Competing in the NWCFL 2nd Division that season were Accrington Stanley.
1990 – A 1-1 home draw against Newton meant that the Robins ended the campaign with a winless four game run. Even so, the Reds finished just outside the promotion places and also won the 2nd Division Trophy thanks to a 2-1 win against Bacup Borough.
1991 – A Taylor goal was enough to give us victory at Westhoughton Town making it five wins from the final six games. That great finish ensured that we took the 2nd Division Championship with Paul Baker and Pete Smith forming an unstoppable strike partnership. The final six games produced a magnificent 21 goals.
1992 – Unusually, the league season's fixtures finished in mid-April when a trip to Flixton brought the Robins another three points courtesy of a 1-0 win. 2nd place was secured and promotion was won and the team also went on to win the Lancashire Trophy at Burnden Park when they defeated Southport 3-2. A great treble was achieved when the Floodlit Trophy found its way to the Showground after a 1-0 victory over Bamber Bridge.
1993 – The season ended with a disappointing 3-0 home reverse against Netherfield although Harwood had held their own in their first season in the Unibond League. Things had looked rather bleak earlier on in the campaign as the Robins opened with seven games without a win, but once a Dave Sharples goal had given us our first win, we embarked upon a 14 game unbeaten league run. Pete Smith top scored with 24 goals in all competitions.
Netherfield. Paul Baker top scored with 23. Highlight of the season was a 6-0 win at Fleetwood in the FA Trophy.
1995- Another mid-table finish was achieved as the campaign ended disappointingly with a 4-0 home reverse against Farsley Celtic. An 8-1 home defeat by Caernarfon took a bit of stomaching but we enjoyed some big wins, the best being a 5-1 victory at Harrogate Town. Smithy and Bakes were still scoring for fun with the former regaining his crown thanks to 26 goals.
1996- Another final day defeat, this time away at the hands of Radcliffe Borough, meant that the Robins finished in 19th place. The previous three games had yielded maximum points ensuring our survival in the Unibond League. The loss of Pete Smith proved to be a real burden but thankfully his strike partner Bakes still managed 19 goals.
1997- Ashton United won 2-0 at the Showground on May 3rd but Harwood had improved greatly on the previous season to finish in 9th position. The goals were shared around with Phil Brown netting 18 and fine contributions from Bennett, Paul Brown Whittaker and Raywood as well as the ever reliable Paul Baker.
1998- A dreadful season ended with a 3-2 defeat at home to Worksop but somehow the Robins survived. Just one win in our final ten games proved to be enough. Ged Smith top scored with just 6 league goals.
1999- The final day of another poor season saw us travel to Congleton Town knowing that a win would save us and relegate the hosts but anything less would mean relegation. A run of ten consecutive defeats in the new year made us odds on for the drop but a 2-1 win at Matlock set us off on a great finish to another difficult campaign. The Robins went into the game at Booth Street on a run of 7wins, 4 draws and just 2 defeats, and playing some tremendous football. Despite the early sending off of Paul Whalley, the Robins dominated the game and but for a scandalous display by the three match officials, we would have won comfortably. In the end though we had to settle for a point in a 1-1 draw. Martin Horsfield top scored with ten but had his appearances not been cut short by injury, then he would surely have scored many more.
The month kicked off with the Robins sadly missing from the NWCFL fixture list but their place was taken by new teams Runcorn Linnets and Ashton Athletic. The Linnets rose from the ashes of Runcorn Halton FC (Runcorn) and were hoping to have a similar impact to the last 'fans club' FC United.
A 4-0 win at Ashton Town was followed by a 5-0 home rout of Castleton Gabriels before a tremendous crowd of 231. By the end of the month the 2nd Division table bore a striking resemblance to last season with Padiham, Blackpool and Winsford in the top six and Holker Castleton and Daisy Hill struggling near the foot.
In the 1st Division, title favourite enjoyed a fine 2-0 at St. Helens before thrashing Nelson 6-0 at Gigg Lane. Needless to say, Bobby Harris was not goalkeeping for the Blues that evening! Not only did F.C. win all three of their games in August, they won their first eight games with a remarkable goal difference of 29-1. Glossop's Young managed to find the net against them although United were already 4-0 up at that stage.
Atherton LR were beaten 7-0 at home by the Reds but the FA Vase provided some relief when they beat Harwood Old Boys (Ramsbottom United) 3-2 after extra time. With the score at 2-2, and normal time running out, Daz Rogers hit the post. Steve McDonald opened his account for the Rams in the opening day fixture against Atherton Colls and hit two more during the next four league games. Chris Ingham, who made just one appearance for us last term, also got off the mark in Colne's opening day fixture at Stone Dominoes. His 6th minute effort was the season's first goal in the NWCL. Richard Fogarty scored for Darwen as they beat Norton 3-1.
Still in August, as FC United were attracting almost 3,000 at Bury, a few miles away Atherton LR drew 17 for their FA Cup clash against Parkgate which Rovers won 5-1. Three days later it was 26 against Formby. A third home win on the spin saw Squires Gate beaten 2-1 before 21 spectators. Thankfully FC United were next up and 1,325 saw LR go down 7-0.
The month began with FA Cup action and Darwen were surprisingly hammered 5-1 at Norton & Stockton Ancients, a side who we thrashed 4-0 on their own ground last season. Clitheroe beat Atherton LR with Jason Jones and James Dean both on target. Deano was having little trouble adapting to a higher level of football and followed up that strike with both goals at Gresley to move the Blues up to 4th place in the Unibond 1st Division.
Back in the NWCL 2nd Division. Blackpool Mechanics were thrown out of the competition after it was discovered that Craig Worthington, the scorer of their 2nd goal against Armthorpe Welfare, was serving a suspension at the time of the game. That mistake proved costly as the prize money for the preliminary round was £500. Norton failed to win any of their first five games and their attendance for their clash with Ashton Town was a paltry 21.
Amazing scenes at West View as the local derby between Bacup Borough and Nelson descended into chaos and was eventually abandoned because of crowd trouble-the crowd being 46! The home side were down to nine men after the opening few minutes and things didn't get any better as the visitors swept into a 3-0 lead before the referee called time around 15 minutes from the end. Another local derby saw ex-Robin Paul Walker scored a 30-yard screamer as Colne won 3-0 at Ramsbottom. James Dean scored again at Goole with Simon Garner also enjoying a fine start to the season. Neil Zarac continued where he left off last season, scoring goals for Rossendale United. He hit the net four times during the first month of the campaign.
FC United's great form continued and they finished September with 12 wins from 12 games, an astonishing 46 goals scored and just 5 conceded. The reserve team were also leading the way after 7 wins from 8 games. Not surprisingly, Manchester United still have a bearing on the gates at Gigg Lane, after all, the FC United fans are also Man United supporters, that will never change. While FC were playing Abbey Hey on a Wednesday evening during the middle of the month, Man U were in European action which led to a relatively 'small' crowd of 1,566 at Bury. Sadly for the absent thousand or so, they missed a cracker as FC hit Abbey Hey for 7; Stuart Rudd struck a hat-trick making it 11 league goals for the season in just 9 games. He managed 15 league goals during those first dozen games.
Steve MacDonald and Liam McManus were both on target for Ramsbottom during September, and if the match reports were anything to go by, then Chris Steele was the player setting up most of Rammy's attacks. Despite securing the services of the areas number one goalkeeper, Booby Harris, Nelson were finding it difficult after their step up this season. Their opening ten games yielded just one win and four points while their 8 defeats included a couple of thrashings. For the second season running, Bobby enjoyed his trip to Castleton Gabriels where his team won 6-0, this time in the FA Vase.
Further up the footballing 'ladder', Matt Derbyshire continued scoring goals for the Rovers Reserve side.
FC United's amazing league run was finally halted as Salford hit two very late goals to win 2-1 before a fabulous crowd of over 4,000. They soon got back to winning ways 5 days later as they knocked Padiham out of the FA Vase before a packed house at The Arbories. Nelson also went out thanks to a last minute Sheffield penalty at Victoria Park. Still with the Vase, Colne won 4-2 at Worsbrough thanks in the main to two ex-Robins. James Blackburn scored one and set up two while Chris Ingham hit the other. In the FA Trophy, the game of the round took place at Shawbridge where Clitheroe came from two down to beat Bamber Bridge 3-2. James Dean set up Simon Garner for the Blues first. before Garner laid on the equaliser. Five minutes form time Garner set up the winner for another ex-Showgrounder, Jason Jones.
As the end of the month drew closer, FC United moved 10 points clear at the top of the 1st Division after a fabulous 8-0 home win against mid-table Glossop North End. They'd now averaged over four goals per game but even more astonishingly, top scorer Stuart Rudd failed to get on the scoresheet, although he was named man-of-the-match. Another 3,000+ attendance witnessed the massacre. In Division 2, 3rd placed Darwen hosted 2nd placed Runcorn and before an excellent turn-out of over 150, the Linnets cruised to a 3-1 victory. Earlier in the week 'Tricky Dicky' Fogarty was on the mark as was his brother Carl. Darwen travelled to Daisy Hill and hammered their hosts 4-0 before beating Blackpool Mechanics at the seaside in mid-week.
Chris Ingham continued his fine goalscoring run with two more in the final game of October and the excellent Ben Howarth also got in on the act as the Holt House side won 4-0.
In the FA Cup, Fleetwood progressed to the 1st round proper after despatching Wisbech 3-0 in front of a four-figure crowd at Highbury. The last two years have seen the Robins and the Fishermen flying off in different directions, the former to oblivion and the latter to glory.
In the Unibond League, James Dean showed his suspect temperament again when he was sent off for Clitheroe as the Shawbridge side finished the month with some heavy defeats. Dave Woodruff scored on his debut for Chorley to secure a point in the basement battle against Bridlington Town.
The month was also memorable for the amount of publicity that the Robins Revival Fund received. Articles appeared in the Accrington Observer, NWCFL newsletter and the new North West Side Stories web-site. Radio Lancashire also invited Dennis Hill and yours truly to appear on their non-league programme. Sadly, despite the odd incoming e-mail, the publicity managed to raise……..not a penny for the fund and even programmes that were sent out failed to bring in any revenue!
Some good news for a friend of the Robins, Brent Peters. His Bacup Borough side which has under-achieved for several seasons now, won all three games in October, prompting the manager of the month award for Brent, small reward for the all the great work he's done at West View.
With Nelson struggling even with the great Bobby Harris in goal, I decided to see for myself what the problem was and took in the game against Abbey Hey at Victoria Park. The visitors were the better side in the fist half and only the magnificent goalkeeping of the ex-Harwood hero kept the Blues level. That provided the platform for Nelson to come from behind to gain only their second victory of the campaign. Aiding and abetting Bob was James Coonan who had a great game in midfield.
Meanwhile, a late James Dean equaliser gave Clitheroe a great 1-1 draw at Halesowen in the FA Trophy. That made it 11 for the season making it his best ever in terms of goals scored and with most of the season to come, (suspensions permitting!) he was targeting 20+. Sadly, Deano missed the replay because of suspension but the Blues, also minus Simon Garner, won the tie 1-0 in front of over 200 at Shawbridge.
No stopping Matt Derbyshire who had yet another stormer at Christie Park where the Rovers Reserves thrashed Tranmere Rovers reserves 7-0. Matt took just three minutes to get on the scoresheet. He hit the back of the net again before half time but the effort was ruled out for offside. He scored again soon into the 2nd half before his marker lost the plot and was sent off for an assault on our ex-hero. Rovers then won a penalty but despite Matt wanting to get his hat-trick, Garner grabbed the ball so that he could register his third goal. Four minutes later Matt got his treble to complete another memorable night for him.
Ed O'Neil was the hero for Padiham as he scored the only goal of the game to defeat a Ramsbottom side containing several of his ex-Harwood team mates.
In the F.A. Trophy James Dean was on target once again when Clitheroe travelled to Kettering Town. Mind you. I'm sure that he'd rather have been somewhere else as Blues were thumped an amazing 10-1. Things got even worse as manager Chris Stammers resigned the following day.
Meanwhile, Dennis Hill's magical left foot was gracing the West Lancs. League. Den was content to strut his stuff for Mill Hill St. Peters despite several offers from NWCFL managers.
In the ladies FA Premier League, Andy McNally's Blackburn Rovers found the going difficult early on but by the end of November several wins had seen them rise to mid-table. Andy made a great move when he left the Showground to take up the manager's job at Ewood.
The month ended in spectacular fashion as the mighty FC United suffered their worst ever defeat, 3-0 at home to Atherton Collieries, a Pilkington hat-trick doing the damage.
This month began as November had ended - with fireworks! Runcorn Linnets took almost half an hour to break the deadlock at Castleton Gabriels but they soon made up for lost time scoring nine times to post a record win in their short history and one which will no doubt stand for many years. Richard Fogarty, Neil Zarac, Liam McManus and Steve MacDonald all continued to score regularly for their respective clubs. Jason Jones managed to talk himself off the pitch during Clitheroe's fist game of the month when arguing about the validity of a free kick – not really worth it Jonesy! The next game saw James Dean sent off for petulantly kicking the ball at a prostrate opponent. Deano had just come back from suspension!
In the Unibond League, Chorley were struggling to fill the goalkeeping jersey. By the beginning of the month they'd used no less than eleven different keepers since August.
Ramsbottom manager Lee Sculpher was widely tipped to become the new boss of Clitheroe although he denied that he was interested in leaving the Riverside. His ex-Harwood team-mates Chris Steele and Liam McManus scored in the Rams 3-1 success at St. Helens.
Christmas came early for Matt Derbyshire as he came on as a late substitute in the Rovers win against Fulham-mind you he didn't have much chance to have an impact with only 2 minutes to go. The following home game saw him once again on the bench but with the Blues looking down and out at half time, Mark Hughes brought Matt on at the break much to the delight of all the Rovers supporters. He helped to make sure that Newcastle were on the back foot for the rest of the game with his fearless running at defenders.
FC United suffered a surprise exit form the FA Vase when they were beaten at home by midland side Quorn. Despite FC being down to 9 men just after the hour mark they looked to have won the game when they made it 2-1 with just 4 minutes to go but Quorn equalised to take it into extra time. The visitors then hit the winner in the very last minute of the 120.
That made it three games without a win for the Reds coming after a 9 game winning streak.
Today we're looking at a programme from the 1970/71 season when Great Harwood FC were competing in the Northern Premier League.
Page one featured advertisements from Turners wines and spirits of Whalley, Rishton Welding and Engineering Co. Ltd., and Westwood Garages Ltd. Of Rishton.
Page two saw the club notes although no one had put their name to them. They finished with a plea to supporters to recommend any local talent who would be given a chance to turn out for the first team at some stage during the season.
Two more pages of ads were followed by a single paragraph welcoming the visitors Goole Town, a very limited pen pictures feature and another small ad.
The other side of the centre pages was taken up by the officials and honours list plus the team line-ups. The Harwood squad was: Jones, Bright, Sims, Huddleston, Proctor, Freeman, Douglas, Shaw, Beardall, Hope, Morris, Millar and Jackson.
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Team hopes Matt Teesdale brings stability to lineup.
Throughout the fall golf season, sophomore Matt Teesdale spent his time practicing with the Owls but was forced to watch when it came time for matches due to NCAA transfer restrictions.
Teesdale began his career as a member of the golf team this past weekend at the Furman Intercollegiate held in Greenville, S.C. While it may not have been the result the Horsham, Pa., native was looking for – finishing in 58th place with a score of 11 over par – he said it was good to finally get a taste of competition after watching for the entire fall season.
Throughout the fall season, the Owls constantly came up one good score short of making a run to the top of tournament leader boards as a team. Quinn has raved about Teesdale since signing him out of Montgomery Community College. Although Teesdale struggled this past weekend in his first time out, Quinn knows the talent he has in the 6-foot-3-inch sophomore.
Quinn said Teesdale is a raw player who hits the ball a long way off the tee. He's working to better manage his game within 100 yards.
Teesdale agreed with his coach, stating that his wedge game needs work if he wants to compete at the level he expects from himself. The sophomore credits Quinn with his steadily improving game during his time at Temple thus far.
Freshman Brandon Matthews, who won two individual tournaments last semester, had high praise for Teesdale's game. Matthews talked about Teesdale's talent level being able to help the Owls round out their starting lineup. In the fall season it was rare for the team's No. 5 starter's score to count in any event.
Matthews added that it was great to see Teesdale make his debut. The duo were recruited together and became very close during this past fall season.
Like Teesdale, the Owls as a team had to shake off some rust in the first round of the Furman Intercollegiate. The team battled rain and wind in South Carolina en route to a tie for 15th out of 21 teams. In the first round, the Owls found themselves in last place after shooting 312, before battling back with team totals of 296 and 300 in the final two rounds.
Teesdale and the Owls will continue their quest toward the Atlantic 10 Conference Championships on April 1, when they compete in the Wildcat Invitational held in Malvern, Pa.
Last spring, tight end Vaughn Charlton put on the pounds to switch to his current position.
The lacrosse team has high expectations for its 2013 season.
Owls wins second-straight ECAC title, Turoff takes home Coach of the Year.


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Army Black Knights head coach Jim Foster meets with the home plate umpire Mike Jarboe prior to the game against the North Carolina State Wolfpack at Doak Field at Dail Park on June 3, 2018 in Raleigh, North Carolina. The Wolfpack defeated the Black Knights 11-1. (Brian Westerholt/Four Seam Images)
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The paper explores ethics in therapy and focuses on group therapy. It researches ethical rules within groups, investigates ethical and psychological advantages and disadvantages of group therapy as compared with individual counseling. It highlights that a lot of ethical psychological features of the group work differ from individual counseling. They show a wider range of applying of group therapy. The paper explores the group therapy in several psychological studies. It emphasizes that the group therapy allows a patient to interact in a specially created environment with other people.
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This feature makes the process of self-identification faster. The interaction with others helps a patient clarify the vague image of their own individuality. The paper also compares the group therapy with individual counseling; it shows that in the case of individual work, the process of self-study and self-recognition can be more extended in time. It concludes that in a choice between group therapy and individual counseling, a therapist usually chooses the first option as it has a wider range of applications. The method brings a strong result in terms of self-discovery, self-exploration, and self-knowing.
Psychotherapy helps a lot of people cope with a variety of psychological problems, expand the scope of their capabilities, feel comfortable. Initially, psychotherapy was carried out only in individual mode, which presupposed a dialogue between two people: a patient and a therapist. However, over time, the need for an additional tool to work with the patient, the group therapy, has appeared. Nowadays, a therapist usually prefers a group therapy to individual counseling in most cases as the first has a wider range of applications. Moreover, it brings a strong result in terms of self-discovery, self-exploration, and self-knowing. In order to confirm this thesis, several questions are to be researched: ethics within groups, unique ethical features regarding the group therapy (advantages of group counseling, issues or disadvantages of it as compared to individual counseling), and the choice between individual and group therapy.
Ethics within Groups
A huge contribution of psychotherapy is the personal development of an individual (Weld & Eriksen, 2007). When all other methods of treatment are useless, psychotherapy treats people not only from psychological diseases but also from physiological illnesses that are caused by mental ailments. At the same time, the professional ethics of group therapy employs a specific pattern of relationships of more than two people. Working with several individuals or a psychotherapeutic group is more complex and includes several specific issues to be effectively managed: a set of ethical standards, involuntary participation in the group, a problem of confidentiality, and a question of participants informing.
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1. General ethical standards include, or a therapist should
Ensure and respect the rights of patients: let them choose when and what to talk about in the group, minimize any form of pressure, violating the right to the self-determination of all participants, prevent attempts of the humiliation and rude behavior (Southern, Smith, & Marvarene, 2005).
Have a developed sense of personal identity, know the psychological needs of participants, style of behavior, the influence on patients, and the work of the whole group (Reynolds, 2014).
Clearly understand their own role and function in the group and familiarize participants with them.
Be well prepared to work with the specific nature of the group and have appropriate professional qualification requirements.
Know and understand the theoretical principles of psychotherapeutic groups (Scher & Kozlowska, 2012). It means the ability of a therapist to explain why he or she behaves this way, to what changes encourage participants, and how understands the work of the group and its results.
Know own value system, respect the right of each member to be unique, and think independently (Reynolds, 2014).
Familiarize participants with the objectives of the group and explain them. Strive to ensure that the working methods being employed meet these goals (Ponton & Duba, 2009).
Refrain from the exploitation of group members in order to satisfy their own psychological needs, trust in their ability to control and direct their lives.
Avoid manipulation, as well as any erotic and sexual relations, with the group members.
Strictly observe the principle of confidentiality and discuss the boundaries of it (McClanahan, 2014).
2. Issues of involuntary participation in the group relate to the following. One of the most important conditions for the effectiveness of psychotherapeutic groups, as well as any psychotherapy, is free and voluntary self-determination, agreement to participate in the work of the group, as well as the opportunity to leave it at any time. Only in this case, a patient can accept the responsibility for the results of their own work in a group of psychotherapy (Southern, Smith, & Marvarene, 2005). However, there are cases, especially in psychotherapeutic hospitals, where group therapy is the main method of care; thus, a person has no choice (Oramah, 2012). One is obliged to attend a psychotherapeutic group. In such instances, it is very important to provide participants with an opportunity to express their feelings about such obligation freely (Scher & Kozlowska, 2012). This attitude makes it possible to speak more openly about any fears and resistance. A therapist should allow a patient to choose how to use the time of the meeting (to be silent or discuss only desirable issues. for example). In other words, while participating in the group involuntarily, a person should be aware that his or her rights are preserved in this case (Oramah, 2012).
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3. The issue of confidentiality is a cornerstone of ethics of the group therapy since the risk of breach increases with the number of group members (Scher & Kozlowska, 2012). Physician groups must continually emphasize the requirement of anonymity since the preliminary conversation. If it is discovered that any participant breaches this requirement, the issue should be discussed in the group (McClanahan, 2014).
It is quite clear that participants want to share the experience received in the group with relatives. If a person tells cognate people about what he or she learns at the meetings, it cannot be considered a breach of confidentiality. Nevertheless, the requirement of anonymity is violated when a patient tells other individuals how he or she learns and what is happening in the group specifically (McClanahan, 2014). The therapist should encourage participants not to share with anyone the information concerning any actions of other participants of the group, as well as not to discuss the shared information.
4. An issue of informing participants about appropriate behavior before the very beginning of therapeutic group work. A therapist must inform patients about their responsibilities, rights, and conditions of future work. Group members should be aware of the group's goals, methods and principles of working, as well as the most important rules, that are suggested by a therapist, education and qualifications of a doctor, freedom to choose to participate or not to participate in offered activities, to obey or disobey the pressure of the group or wishes of its participants. All of these issues are prerequisites, without which other elements of the therapy are not effective.
Ethical and Psychological Advantages and Disadvantages Unique for the Group Therapy, Comparing with Individual Counseling
The advantages of group therapy should be researched. Its stronger influence is the first distinguishing advantage as compared with individual therapy. First of all, frustration in the group is much stronger than in the case of individual counseling. If a psychologist indicates some disturbing issues, which are difficult to accept for the patient, he or she can easily reject and eliminate them. It is much more difficult to do it if 8 – 12 people indicate different problems. Similarly, the adoption of thought of the majority is a huge resource and strongest support, which is practically not achievable in the individual work.
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Direct observations. A group is a small life. While carrying out exercises and interacting in a group in one way or another, a person acts according to their own habitual behavior, which is characteristic of his or her common life. A therapist can always explore a patient directly. In individual therapy, it is more difficult, because the issue of patients' behavior in the conflict, their actions when the instructions are not clear enough, and the similarity of actions to their real-life are difficult to study individually.
People as a tool. In the process of working with one of the group members, a therapist can use other participants as tools as it is possible to simulate the situation (Sarkar et al., 2010). He can come up with an exercise or carry out an experiment. In general, some psychological methods cannot be physically held face-to-face, for example, psychodrama.
Feedback. It means sharing feelings and attitudes in relation to something. Group members can find out what they feel about other members in the process of performance. In common life, one cannot trust such answers due to the great social pressure that does not allow some people to respond honestly. It is easier to hear sincere thoughts in a group. The individual therapy limitedly uses the feedback tool, which is mainly employed by a therapist who monitors and benefits from the own reaction to the patient. However, the feedback exchange is a notable part of group therapy.
Experiments. A person can try new behaviors and study the response to them. In this case, everything takes place in a safe and controlled environment. This mode is convenient because the group therapy becomes a simulator of life for training a new behavior.
Experience exchange. It is a very important part. If a member of a group talks about the exciting situation or experience, others can share their own experiences in addition to providing feedback (Sarkar et al., 2010). The most obvious plus in addition to ready-made solutions is the fact that a person understands that he or she is not alone as others face similar challenges; thus, he or she can go through these difficulties.
There are several unique disadvantages or issues of particular concern of group therapy. Participation in it can disrupt the daily lives of a member outside the group. While getting to know more and more the self, a person wants to change. These alternations may later bring positive effects. However, in the process of group work, they can cause an internal or interpersonal crisis, which is more painful as compared with individual counseling. The pressure of participants can force one to reveal their own personality more than a patient wants (Ponton, & Duba, 2009). This issue may affect the privacy of the personal life of a participant. In line with encouraging appropriate behavior in the group, an open and honest statement of one's' thoughts and feelings about others and about themselves do not always bring desired results in real life.
Sometimes, a person may be attacked by one of the group participants because of the presence of more viewpoints as compared with individual counseling. One may receive hostile reactions and negative assessments from others. All these ethical issues cannot be excluded, so the therapist should help minimize the probability of their occurrence. A group should discuss the possibility of such a risk, as well as ways to prevent it.
Choice between the Group Therapy and Individual Counseling
Just like an individual so do group therapies provide useful tools in managing certain cases. For example, individual counseling is more suitable for the deep study of central neuroses. On the other hand, group therapy is good to manage problems in communication while personal meetings are perfect for receiving quick advice and answers to a few questions. In turn, group therapy is useful for studying the self and personal growth. Therefore, psychologists often recommend combining these kinds of treatments. In group therapy, in this case, patients define areas for the study (during experiments and exercises); then, these areas are being worked face-to-face with a psychologist.
However, in most cases, a therapist can choose group therapy over individual counseling. The interaction in a group often causes emotional stress, which helps clarify the psychological problems of each person (Sarkar et al., 2010). This effect does not occur in an individual psycho and therapeutic work, at least, to the extent that can be detected during the group training. While creating additional difficulties and complexity for a therapist, the psychological tension in the group plays a beneficial role in fueling the group processes. Productive conflicts help clarify the relationships among people, teach them to express genuine feelings, find unusual ways to interact and define the dynamics of group development. In cases of individual counseling, conflicts between a psychologist and a patient are considered a destructive phenomenon that is treated as a carry-over effect from the psychoanalytic standpoint.
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The group facilitates self-discovery processes to a greater extent than individual counseling does. This statement refers to the fact that self-discovery processes occur only in contact with other people (Sarkar et al., 2010). One's openness to others and honesty to oneself allow understanding, changing, and improve self-confidence.
The group work opens the possibilities of patients, which are not available in other contexts. While interacting with other people in a specially designed environment, a person freely uses the values and meanings, and thus liberates their own intellectual resources. One can expand the own field of consciousness, strengthens self-confidence, develops creativity, a talent for communication, and lays the ethical and moral foundations of practical behavior. A person in the group is on the path of personal discovery. This self-discovery creates self-disclosure to others (Sarkar et al., 2010). The interaction with people allows a patient to clarify the vague image of their own individuality. In the case of individual work with a psychologist, this process can be more extended in time.
Finally, the comparison of the group and individual forms of psychological work would be incomplete without the economic aspect. Group counseling is much chipper for a patient than an individual one; moreover, for many, it is much more effective. Thus, group therapy is also more available from an economic point of view.
Ethics is an important part of group therapy. A lot of ethical psychological features of the group work can be distinguished as compared with individual counseling. A therapist can prefer group therapy to individual counseling in more cases as it has a wider range of applications. It brings a strong result in terms of self-discovery, self-exploration, and self-knowing. It confirms the thesis, put forward.
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