论文信息 - Contextualism as a world view for the reformation of meetings

Contextualism as a world view for the reformation of meetings

The foundations for research and action in the area of group work are examined. Four alternative “world views” are presented. One of these, contextualism, is discussed in depth. Its methodological consequences for research and implications for reform of group meetings are explored.

Dennis R. Wixon | John A. Whiteside | J. Whiteside

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