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Analysis of Group Process in Marathon Group Therapy with Users of Illicit Drugs

Richard C. Page

University of Georgia, Athens

Kevin C. Davis

Decatur Hospital, Atlanta

Daniel N. Berkow

University of Georgia, Athens

Eleanor O'Leary

University College, Cork, Ireland

The Hill Interaction Matrix was used to measure the content and quality of interactions in a 12-hour therapy group of drug addicts. The group included six black and six white male clients and three therapists. The level of therapeutic work was measured by using four categories: conventional, assertive, speculative, and confrontive. The content of interactions was also measured by using four categories: topic, group, personal, and relationship. The group was characterized as highly confrontive, and the most therapeutic interactions occurred during the middle six hours of group time.

Small Group Research, Vol. 20, No. 2, 220-227 (1989)
DOI: 10.1177/104649648902000206
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