Yalom's (1985) hypotheses about the relationships between group participant interpersonal style, stage of group development, and endorsement of therapeutic factors were examined. Thirty-six growth-group participants filled out critical incident forms that were classified into 1 of 10 therapeutic factors with Bloch, Reibstein, Crouch, Holroyd, & Themen's (1979) taxonomy. As hypothesized, more affiliative participants placed greater emphasis on cognitive therapeutic factors, whereas more nonaffiliative participants placed greater emphasis on behavioral factors
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