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Group Processes

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Organizational Behavior

Stephen P. Robbins

1979 ★ 4.2

Motives & goals in groups

Alvin Frederick Zander

1971

Perspectives on the group process

Clarence Gratton Kemp

1964

The system of modern societies

Talcott Parsons

1971

Effective small group communication

Bormann, Ernest G.

1972

The group system

Barbara Borg

1991

The third side

William Ury

2000

Group process and productivity

Ivan Dale Steiner

1972

Encounters

Erving Goffman

1961

Psychoeducational groups

Nina W. Brown

1998

Gamestorming

Dave Gray

2010

Group living

Tom Douglas

1986

Perspectives on social group work practice

Albert S. Alissi

1977

The Fifth Discipline

Peter Senge, Peter M. Senge

1990 ★ 4.3

Making questions work

Dorothy Strachan

2007

The musical symbol

Gordon Epperson

1967

Working more creatively with groups

Jarlath F. Benson

2009

Men in groups

Lionel Tiger

1969

Decision-making group interaction

Giff, Bobby R. Patton, Patton

1978

Group dynamics

Dorwin Cartwright

1960

Groups that work (and those that don't)

J. Richard Hackman

1990

The Wisdom of Crowds:Why the Many Are Smarter Than the Few and How Collective Wisdom Shapes Business, Economies, Societies and Nations

James Surowiecki

2004 ★ 4.0

The power of appreciative inquiry

Diana Whitney, Amanda Trosten-Bloom, David Cooperrider

2003

Language in social groups

John J. Gumperz

1971

Clinical social work

Helen Northen

1982

Group dynamics, the psychology of small group behavior

Marvin E. Shaw

1971

Group counseling

Elsie J. Smith, Richard W. Warner, James C. Hansen

1976

The quality improvement handbook

Roger C. Swanson

1995

The functions of social conflict

Lewis A. Coser

1956

Orchestrating powerful regular meetings

Daniels, William R.

1993

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