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The Nuclear Group: A View of Smaller Group Dynamics

Paul R. Brewer

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In this article, the dynamics of smaller groups are explored and contrasted with the standard sized therapy group. In the depleted group, the usual dynamic processes are suspended. Material from the author's outpatient group is used to illustrate the predominance of the themes of early development.

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In this article, the dynamics of smaller groups are explored and contrasted with the standard sized therapy group. In the depleted group, the usual dynamic processes are suspended. Material from the author's outpatient group is used to illustrate the predominance of the themes of early development.

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In this article, the dynamics of smaller groups are explored and contrasted with the standard sized therapy group. In the depleted group, the usual dynamic processes are suspended. Material from the author's outpatient group is used to illustrate the predominance of the themes of early development.

Key concepts: Group (periodic table), Group dynamic, Dynamics (music), Group analysis, Psychology, Group psychotherapy, Social psychology, Psychotherapist

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