| Re: I don't buy the "stages of groups" theory. | <– Date –> <– Thread –> |
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From: Racheli&John (jnpalme |
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| Date: Sun, 9 Dec 2001 10:32:01 -0700 (MST) | |
** Reply to note from "Rob Sandelin" <floriferous [at] msn.com> Sat, 8 Dec 2001
17:37:53 -0800
>From Racheli
Hi Rob,
It seems to me that the title of your post ("don't buy the "stages of
groups" theory), and what you're saying in your actual post
don't mesh.
IMO stages exist. I agree that they are not "absolute" (what
is?) - in that they don't always follow a strict pattern, but I've
yet to see a group which doesn't go through phases.
My community (Sonora Cohousing) is going through a really
difficult phase right now. It's been roughly a year since
we moved in. The amount of what looks to me like power
struggles; lack of ability/willingness to work by consensus (in
the real sense, ie: willingness to listen to opposing views);
etc. is astounding.
I sure hope we can look forward to better times! :(
R.
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Re: I don't buy the "stages of groups" theory. Racheli&John, December 9 2001
- Power Struggles After Move-In (was: I don't buy the "stages of groups" theory.) Diane Simpson, December 9 2001
- Re: I don't buy the "stages of groups" theory. Kay Argyle, December 14 2001
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Re: I don't buy the "stages of groups" theory. Ruddick, T.R., December 10 2001
- Re: Re: I don't buy the "stages of groups" theory. Sharon Villines, December 10 2001
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