Applied Group Dynamics

Course Code: 
PSYC3010

This course provides opportunities for the experiential exploration of topics in intra-personal dynamics.  It is presented as a Group Dynamics Laboratory in which participants develop the techniques necessary for effective work in and with work teams. Participants will explore the following topics:  Group Intervention and facilitation; Building group cohesion; Communication and co-ordination; Leadership and decision-making styles; Task performance; Negotiation and conflict resolution. In this course students participate as group members and analyze their own responses and those of other participants. Participants learn and develop their skills by experiencing the reality of attribution, communication and other interpersonal principles that make up the substance of group relations.

Semester: 
Semester 2
Pre-Requisites: 
PSYC2006
Department: 
Sociology, Psychology and Social Work