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The enemy has a face

John Wallach

2000

Interpersonal and group skills for law enforcement

Terri Geerinck

2000

Improving Intergroup Relations

Cookie White Stephan, Walter G. Stephan

2001

Playful self-discovery

David Earl Platts

1996

Communitybuilding in the classroom

Vanston Shaw

1992

Groups

Gerald Corey

2012

UA training technologies

J. William Pfeiffer

1988

Groups that work (and those that don't)

J. Richard Hackman

1990

Lifeforce

Jean Houston

1980

Charrette processes

W. L. Riddick

1971

Total engagement

Byron Reeves

2009

Working in Groups

Dianna R Wynn, Isa N. Engleberg

2006

Building interpersonal relationships through talking, listening, communicating

Jeffrey S. Bormaster

1982

Social work with groups

Charles Zastrow

2012

Couples communication and negotiation skills

Diana S. Richmond Garland

1978

Interpersonal living

Gerard Egan

1976

Team Workout

Richard P. Kropp, Glenn Parker, Richard Kropp

2001

Joining together

David W. Johnson

1975

Working in groups

Dianna Wynn, Isa Engleberg, Isa N. Engleberg

1997

Warm ups & wind downs

Sandy Hazouri

1993

Human relations

Lowell H. Lamberton, Leslie Minor-Evans, Leslie Minor et al.

2002

The New times network

Robert Adams

1982

Encounter groups

Morton A. Lieberman, Matthew B. Miles, Irvin D. Yalom

1973

101 icebreakers

Gary Miller, Heather Horn, Miller, Gary Ph. D.

2007

Understanding and using groups

Brenda Vernelle

1994

Group behavior

Gloria Behar Gottsegen

1979

Collaboration and conflict

Geoffrey A. Cross

1994

Bringing yourself to work

Michelle Seligson, Patricia Stahl

2004

Effective groupwork

Alan F. Klein

1972

Group development

Leland Powers Bradford

1961

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