Synopses & Reviews
Synopsis
If one chooses to be different, it is important to understand how the group to be challenged will accommodate diversity. Many groups defend themselves against the different, the new, and the perceived negative, by collectively rejecting this element through the creation of a scapegoat. To accommodate diversity, Colman explores ways individuals and groups can grow beyond the continual theme of scapegoating.
Synopsis
A combination of current group relations theory and Jungian psychology. Colman helps readers see the central patterns of group behavior and offers hints on how to improve it.
Description
Includes bibliographical references (p. 129-132) and index.