There are several excellent resources on the Internet that will aid you in your Dynamics of Group Behavior studies. In the box below, you'll find some recommended websites. This is not an exhaustive list by any means - you may find other relevant sites on your own. However, be sure to evaluate what you find not only for relevancy but also authority and quality. Take a look at the handout below for tips on evaluating websites.
Foundations of Group Behavior & Understanding Work Team
Organizational Behavior - Foundations of Group Behavior Flash Cards
The Association for Specialists in Group Work is a division of the American Counseling Association—exists so that members and other helping professionals are empowered with the knowledge, skills, and resources necessary to practice effective, socially just, and ethical group work in a diverse and global society.
Group Dynamics, Processes & Development Resources for group dynamics, small groups, and community building, "A rich array of group dynamics resources by experienced authors. Practical and theoretical information on how to lead small groups for personal and interpersonal growth and community building. Includes descriptions of well-developed group exercises. Influenced by the work of Scott M. Peck, author of the book "The Road Less Traveled".
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