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section IV group-analytic commentary section editor S. H. Foulkes

De Mard explains the tripartite ramification of group psychology and separates psychosocial structure from process (of communication) and content which is pattern of meanings. It follows from there to divide group psychotherapy into three principally different forms: therapy of the group (for instance Jacob Moreno), or focussing on psychoanalysis in groups (as for instance Alexander Wolf), and finally therapy by the group as represented by S.H. Foulkes and de Maré himself.