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An Object Relations Theory Perspective

ABSTRACT If one begins with the assumption that human beings have an innate drive to be in relationships, then one understands behavior that seems counter to that goal as defensive behavior learned to protect against anticipated injury in the interpersonal world. This leads to a leader focus on the ways group members relate to one another, underlining and working with those behaviors that invite intimacy and those that do not.