The Effects of Structured Sociometric Feedback and Group Counseling on Personal Adjustment and Sociometric Status
This study's problem concerned the conflict between the ethical desirability of giving participants relevant information about themselves versus the current practice of withholding sociometric data. Group counseling was selected to provide a relative basis for comparison of the effects of struc...
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North Texas State University
1982
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| Online Access: | https://digital.library.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metadc330792/ |
| Summary: | This study's problem concerned the conflict between the ethical desirability of giving participants relevant information about themselves versus the current practice of withholding sociometric data. Group counseling was selected to provide a relative basis for comparison of the effects of structured sociometric feedback (SSF). This study's ultimate purpose was to gather empirical evidence concerning the appropriateness and safety of conveying sociometric data to participants of sociometric studies. |
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