The anger control group model described here employs all three major anger control iInterventions: cognitive restructuring, relaxation coping skills, and social skills training.
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Each chapter describes the group process as it relates to a particular focal problem, providing concise, step-by-step directions for starting, structuring, and leading such a group. Focal groups tend to: have a high degree of structure, have a specific and limited target issue, be strongly goal-oriented, place a high value on efficiency (homework and structured exercises designed to promote rapid change), have a high educational function, and discourage attention to transference issues. (pp. 1185)
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