1978
DOI: 10.1080/00207284.1978.11491611
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Leadership Style Determinants of Cohesiveness in Adolescent Groups

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“…Initially, the data were explored to characterize a positive therapeutic environment, based on perceptions of cohesion and supportive leadership style, as experienced by domestic violence offenders on the program (Bednar & Kaul, 1978;Burlingame & Fuhriman, 1990;Evans & Dion, 1991;Hurst, 1978;Yalom, 1985). These two factors were associated with groups characterized by an emphasis on the discussion of personal problems and feelings, organization, and a focus on the completion of tasks, skills training, and decision making.…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Initially, the data were explored to characterize a positive therapeutic environment, based on perceptions of cohesion and supportive leadership style, as experienced by domestic violence offenders on the program (Bednar & Kaul, 1978;Burlingame & Fuhriman, 1990;Evans & Dion, 1991;Hurst, 1978;Yalom, 1985). These two factors were associated with groups characterized by an emphasis on the discussion of personal problems and feelings, organization, and a focus on the completion of tasks, skills training, and decision making.…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Leaders must have the ability to engage their workforce (Denton and Wisdom, 1991). Showing support and care for employees as a leader facilitates a caring and open group climate and cohesive relations among team members (Chen et al, 2002;Hurst et al, 1978;Wester and Weiss, 1991). Leadership is positively related to job engagement (Andrew and Sofian, 2011).…”
Section: Leader's Supportmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…De observatoren scoorden hogere niveaus van cohesie in de experimentele groep. Hurst (1978) onderzocht twaalf adolescentengroepen waarbij de leiderschapsstijl van de therapeut, cohesie en de houding van de patie¨nten ten opzichte van zichzelf en anderen op verschillende momenten tijdens een programma van 30 weken werden gemeten. Cohesie hing samen met twee aspecten van leiderschap: betrokkenheid en een transparante opstelling van de therapeut.…”
Section: De Invloed Van De Therapeut Op Cohesieunclassified