2002
Group Therapists’ Training: What Predicts Learning?
Tschuschke V, Greene L. Group Therapists’ Training: What Predicts Learning? International Journal Of Group Psychotherapy 2002, 52: 463-482. PMID: 12375483, DOI: 10.1521/ijgp.52.4.463.45522.Peer-Reviewed Original ResearchConceptsTraining groupGroup therapistsGroup membersGroup therapy researchSkillful leadersEngaged groupAmerican Group Psychotherapy AssociationRobust predictorPerceptionOwn relationshipGroup sessionsSignificant predictorsTherapistsProcess measuresLearningTherapy researchTrainingPsychotherapy AssociationPredictorsMeasuresLeadersSame instrumentField studySessionsPrevious studies
1993
Primitive Defenses and the Borderline Patient's Perceptions of the Psychiatric Treatment Team
Greene L. Primitive Defenses and the Borderline Patient's Perceptions of the Psychiatric Treatment Team. Psychoanalytic Psychology 1993, 10: 533-549. DOI: 10.1037/h0079506.Peer-Reviewed Original ResearchPrimitive defensesSocial cognition theorySelf-report measuresTreatment teamObject relations theoryPsychiatric treatment teamCognition theorySocial perceptionGroup psychologyPrimitive defense mechanismsConstruct validityFragmented imagesPerceptionSelf needsBorderline psychopathologyBorderline inpatientsStaff rolesPsychologyTeamPsychopathologyPreliminary quantitative analysisMeasuresSelfPatients' perceptionsTheory
1991
Level and Form of Psychopathology and the Structure of Group Therapy
Greene L, Cole M. Level and Form of Psychopathology and the Structure of Group Therapy. International Journal Of Group Psychotherapy 1991, 41: 499-521. PMID: 1938018, DOI: 10.1080/00207284.1991.11490677.Peer-Reviewed Original ResearchConceptsForms of psychopathologyPsychological boundariesSmall group treatmentInpatient therapy groupsGroup psychologyGroup treatmentGroup therapyHypothesized relationshipsIndividual developmentPsychoanalytic theoryTreatment climatePresent empirical studyPractical implicationsPsychopathologyTherapy groupEmpirical studyPsychologyBorderline patientsPerceptionTerms of degreeFindingsInternal structuringImplicationsHypothesisRelationship
1985
Organizational size and perceptions in a residential treatment program
Hellman I, Greene L, Morrison T, Abramowitz S. Organizational size and perceptions in a residential treatment program. American Journal Of Community Psychology 1985, 13: 99-109. PMID: 3969970, DOI: 10.1007/bf00923262.Peer-Reviewed Original ResearchConceptsResidential mental health treatment programsGreater psychological distanceTreatment programLarger organizational contextResidential treatment programMental health treatment programsPsychological distanceLarger social contextPsychosocial environmentOrganizational contextSocial contextOrganizational sizeNegative viewsPerceptionConsiderable supportMeasures analysisAnxietyContextOrganizationQuantitative dataClientsProgramSupportVarianceHypothesis