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Social Ecology and Groups: The Group Environment Scale in Total Institutions

Pages 13-20 | Published online: 19 May 2016
 

Abstract

Generally little emphasis is placed on the socioecological characteristics of groups. The Group Environment Scale (GES) provides a means to systematically consider environmental influences within groups. Various uses of GES are explained and a case example using the GES in a prison setting is presented.

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