In particular, the teaching aims are to provide students with basic notions of group psychology applied to different contexts and to focus on specific intervention techniques in different contexts. Individual study, attendance and participation in the proposed training activities will enable the student to:
acquire adequate theoretical knowledge, methodological and skills related to the application of different methods and group intervention techniques in different application contexts.
apply their knowledge and understanding and solving problems related to the use of methods and group techniques in various application contexts.
use, both conceptually and operative mode, the knowledge gained from self-evaluation skills and expertise in different application contexts.
acquire the typical discipline technical language to be able to communicate clearly and unambiguously with specialists and non-specialist interlocutors.
develop appropriate learning skills to allow them to independently investigate major issues, techniques and methods of discipline especially in the workplace in which they will operate.
Lectures, active methods, practical exercises and case studies
The course will focus on the group in the psychosocial perspective, starting from different definitions and types of group analyzing the dynamic processes and the structural dimensions, the relational and decision-making processes, the communication and emotional dimensions with a focus on listening skills, identity, belonging and the different models of leadership. These aspects will be considered in groups belonging to different contexts: the class group, the working group, virtual groups etc. In addition, they will be considered methods and group techniques in different settings: action research, self-help groups, focus groups, peer education, cooperative learning, team building, role playing.
- Bertani B., Manetti M. Psicologia dei gruppi. Teoria, contesti e metodologie d’intervento. Franco Angeli, Milano, 2007.
- Zucchermaglio C. Psicologia culturale dei gruppi, Carocci, Roma, 2007.
- Albanesi C., I gruppi di auto aiuto, Carocci, Roma, 2004.
- Capranico S., Role-playing, Raffaello Cortina, Milano, 1997.
Ricevimento: DISFOR, 4th floor room 4A4 Tuesday 9.00 to 10:00 Tel. 01020953747 E-mail: nadia.rania@unige.it
NADIA RANIA (President)
CLAUDIO TORRIGIANI (President)
first semester
GROUP PSYCHOLOGY TECHNIQUES
The knowledge acquired during the course will be assessed through an oral exam. Through this procedure, theoretical and methodological knowledge acquired by the student will be assessed. Lectures attending students will be assessed during the course.
To take the exam is essential to enroll through the website.
Through direct questions in order to investigate the knowledge of the techniques and methodologies of group psychology, and / or through the presentation and critical analysis of cases will be assessed learning outcomes.