Structural Differentiation In Emergent Groups

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Author(s)Forrest, Thomas R.
Date Accessioned2005-06-07T23:11:26Z
Date Available2005-06-07T23:11:26Z
Publication Date1974-03
DescriptionThis study is an extension of earlier work done by this researcher which concentrated on the behavioral dimension of group emergence (Forrest, 1968). In that study an effort was made to focus on interactional patterns which were not yet institutionalized or regulated by a set of established structural relationships. To assist in this analysis, the emergent norm theory of collective behavior was employed to distinguish developmental phases of group formation. While the problem of structural differentiation was recognized at that time, an adequate understanding of this process was not acquired. Thus, this present study builds upon our earlier work.en
SponsorGrant 5 R01 MH-15399-01 to 05 from the Center for Applied Social Problems in the National Institutes of Mental Health.en
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KeywordsStructural Differentiationen
KeywordsEmergent Groupsen
TitleStructural Differentiation In Emergent Groupsen
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