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Communicating in the Small Group: Theory and Practice

Beatrice Schultz

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1. An Introduction to the Study of Small Groups. 2. Membership in the Group. 3. Participating in the Small Group. 4. The Environment and Group Behavior. 5. Leadership in the Small Group. 6. Problem-Solving in the Small Group. 7. Making Effective Decisions. 8. Conflict in the Group. 9. Learning to Manage Conflict. 10. Diagnosis and Change.

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1. An Introduction to the Study of Small Groups. 2. Membership in the Group. 3. Participating in the Small Group. 4. The Environment and Group Behavior. 5. Leadership in the Small Group. 6. Problem-Solving in the Small Group. 7. Making Effective Decisions. 8. Conflict in the Group. 9. Learning to Manage Conflict. 10. Diagnosis and Change.

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1. An Introduction to the Study of Small Groups. 2. Membership in the Group. 3. Participating in the Small Group. 4. The Environment and Group Behavior. 5. Leadership in the Small Group. 6. Problem-Solving in the Small Group. 7. Making Effective Decisions. 8. Conflict in the Group. 9. Learning to Manage Conflict. 10. Diagnosis and Change.

Key concepts: Group (periodic table), Small group learning, Communication in small groups, Group behavior, Social psychology, Psychology, Group conflict, Mathematics education

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