| Case conceptualization is of central importance to the practice of group counseling. Although there has been research conducted on this topic, there is not research that specifically addresses this topic in terms of widely accepted theories of dynamics in group counseling. Further, the research conducted on this topic has not provided a consistent, parsimonious method for investigating group-based case conceptualization. As such, this study focused on developing an assessment that will address major theories of group counseling, and will provide a method to measure group-based case conceptualizations in concise and consistent manner. |
