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David C. Lundgren and David J. Knight. Sequential Stages of Development in Sensitivity Training Groups. Journal of Applied Behavioral Science, 1978, 14(2), 204-222

ed by Anthony G. Banet, Jr. David C. Lundgren and David J. Knight. Sequential Stages of Development in Sensitivity Training Groups. Journal of Applied Behavioral Science, 1978, 14(2), 204-222. A hypothesized five-stage sequence of developmental stages in T-groups is presented in this comprehensive review of theories that have been significant since the 1950’s. The proposed stages are: a. The Initial Encounter. The trainer plays an active, nondirective role to confront the members with the problem situation effectively (e.g., how is this group going to work?). b. Intermember Conflict and Confrontation of the Trainer. Power and authority issues are raised, and the &dquo;dependent/ counter dependent&dquo; process then comes into focus. c. Group Solidarity. United to confront and exclude the nondirective leader, a group becomes a unit.