Group Members' Self-Disclosures

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DAVIS J. D. (1976) “Self-disclosure in an acquaintance exercise: responsibility for level of intimacy. J. of Personality and Social Psychology 33: 787–792.

DIES R. R. and HESS A. K. (1971) “An experimental investigation of cohesiveness in marathon and conventional group psychotherapy.” J. of Abnormal Psychology 77: 258–262.

EVENSEN P. E. and BEDNAR R. L. (1978) “Effects of specific cognitive and behavioral structure on early group behavior and atmosphere.” J. of Counseling Psychology 25: 66–75.

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HILL W. F. (1973) “Hill Interaction Matrix (HIM): conceptual framework for understanding groups,” pp. 159–176 in Jones J. E. and Pfeiffer J. W. (eds.) The 1973 Annual Handbook for Group Facilitators. LaJolla, CA: University Associates.

JACOBS A. , JACOBS M. , CAVIOR N. , and BURKE J. (1974) “Anonymous feedback: credibility and desirability of structured emotional and behavioral feedback delivered in groups.” J. of Counseling Psychology 21: 106–111.

JACOBS M. (1977) “A comparison of publicly delivered and anonymously delivered verbal feedback in brief personal growth groups.” J. of Consulting and Clinical Psychology 45: 385–390.

JACOBS M. JACOBS A. , FELDMAN G. , and CAVIOR N. (1973) “Feedback II - the “credibility gap”: delivery of positive and negative and emotional and behavioral feedback in groups.” J. of Consulting and Clinical Psychology 41: 215–223.

KIMBALL R. L. (1973) “Effects of some pretherapy manipulating on measures of group cohesion.” Ph.D. dissertation, University of Maryland.

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RIBNER N. G. (1974) “Effects of an explicit group contract on self-disclosure and group cohesiveness.” J. of Counseling Psychology 21: 116–120.

SCHAIBLE T. and JACOBS A. (1975) “Feedback III: enhancement of feedback and acceptance and group attractiveness by manipulation of the sequence and solence of feedback.” Small Group Behavior 6: 151–173.

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STOKES J. P. (forthcoming) “Intermember attraction, instrumental value, and risk taking as components of cohesion.” Small Group Behavior.

TAYLOR D. A. and ALTMAN I. (1966) “Intimacy-scaled stimuli for use in studies of interpersonal relationships.” Research Report 9. Bethesda, MD: Naval Medical Research Institute.

WHALEN C. (1969) “Effects of a model and instructions on group verbal behavior.” J. of Consulting and Clinical Psychology 33: 509–521.

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