An exploratory study of expert group leadership.

This article presents the results of a grounded theory exploration that described expert group leaders' experiences and perceptions during the process of leading groups in terms of influence of experience, preexisting knowledge and attitudes, and in-the-moment leadership process. The discussion pres...

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Published in:Journal for Specialists in Group Work Vol. 33; no. 2; pp. 138 - 161
Main Authors: Rubel DJ, Kline WB
Format: research tables/charts Journal Article
Published: Taylor & Francis Ltd Jun2008
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        affil: Assistant Professor of Counselor Education, Department of Teacher and Counselor Education, Oregon State University; deborah.rubel@oregonstate.edu
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          Expert Clinicians
          Leadership
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          Snowball Sample
          Telephone
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      ab: This article presents the results of a grounded theory exploration that described expert group leaders' experiences and perceptions during the process of leading groups in terms of influence of experience, preexisting knowledge and attitudes, and in-the-moment leadership process. The discussion presents implications for practice, counselor education, supervision, and research.
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