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Bydrae van psigodinamiese groepintervensies tot organisasie-ontwikkeling

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dc.contributor.advisor Cilliers, Frans en
dc.contributor.author Geldenhuys, Diederik Joachim en
dc.date.accessioned 2009-08-25T11:01:49Z
dc.date.available 2009-08-25T11:01:49Z
dc.date.issued 2009-08-25T11:01:49Z
dc.date.submitted 2005-06-30 en
dc.identifier.citation Geldenhuys, Diederik Joachim (2009) Bydrae van psigodinamiese groepintervensies tot organisasie-ontwikkeling, University of South Africa, Pretoria, <http://hdl.handle.net/10500/2244> en
dc.identifier.uri http://hdl.handle.net/10500/2244
dc.description Text in Afrikaans
dc.description.abstract This research dealt with the contribution of psychodynamic group interventions to organisational development (OD). The research consists of a qualitative investigation and was based on a case-study design with the use of multiple cases. Three different cases were presented, namely where a psychodynamic group intervention was used together with another intervention, where obstacles in a group were to be solved and as an in-house working conference. Random sampling was also done within the cases. Three interventions were done, data was gathered and analysed by means of content analysis, and the results were reported. It was found in all three cases that a unique contribution was made. Regarding the first case, the intervention was the beginning of a process of change whereby the participants were enabled to develop their identity as a group, from a family business to a company. Participants became aware of underlying conflict, started to own their roles in it, and to take responsibility for addressing the dynamics themselves. In the context in which the intervention was used, the contribution was, however, restricted because its value was only experienced after the intervention. Regarding the second case, the obstacles influencing the functioning of the team were addressed efficiently after the intervention. Participants were authorised to manage their boundaries more efficiently and to address role differentiation, leading to more open communication and a better work climate. Regarding the third case, it was found suitable especially for learning diagnostic competencies from a psychodynamic paradigm. Learning occurred on a personal level resulted in the ability of participants to identify dynamics in their organisation and to present similar interventions in their work place. Recommendations were made for the use of psychodynamic group interventions from a qualitative paradigm, as well as regarding the necessary competencies and a training programme for presenting psychodynamic group interventions. en
dc.description.abstract Hierdie navorsing hande! oor die bydrae van psigodinamiese groepintervensies tot organisasie-ontwikkeiing (00). Die behoefte om onbewuste dinamika in organisasies aan te spreek, hettot hierdie navorsing aanleiding gegee. Die navorsing is in die vorm van 'n kwalitatiewe ondersoek en is gebaseer op 'n gevallestudie-navorsingsontwerp waarin daar van meervoudige gevalle gebruik gemaak is. Drieverskillendegevalleisaangebied, naamlikwaar'n psigodinamiese groepintervensie saam met 'n ander intervensie gebruik is, waar blokkasies in 'n groep opgelos moes word en as 'n in-huise werkskonferensie. Daar is ook van ewekansige steekproefneming binne elke geval gebruik gemaak. Drie intervensies is uitgevoer, data is ingesamel en deur middel van inhoudsontleding ontleed. Daar is bevind dat al drie gevaiie 'n unieke bydrae gelewer het. Ten opsigte van die eerste geval was die intervensie die begin van 'n veranderingsproses waardeur die deelnemers in staat gestel is om vanuit 'n familiebesigheid hu! identiteit as 'n maatskappy te ontwikkel. Deelnemers het bewus geword van onderliggende konflik, begin om hulle rolle daarin te eien, en verantwoordelikheid te aanvaar om die dinamika self aan te spreek. In die konteks waarin die intervensie gebruik was, was die bydrae egter beperk omdat die waarde daarvan eers na afloop van die intervensie ervaar is. Ten opsigte van die tweede geval is die blokkasie wat die funksionering van die span bei'nvloed het na afloop van die intervensie doeltreffend aangespreek. Deelnemers is bemagtig om hul grense meer doeltreffend te bestuur en roldifferensiasie aan te spreek, wat tot meer openlike kommunikasie en 'n beter werksklimaat aanleiding gegee het. Ten opsigte van die derde geval is bevind dat dit veral geskik was vir die aanleer van diagnostiesebevoegdhedevanuit'n psigodinamiese paradigma.Leerwatoppersoonlike vlak plaasgevind het, het tot gevolg gehad dat deelnemers in staatwas om die dinamika in hul organisasie te identifiseeren om self soortgelyke intervensies in hul werkplek aan te bied. Aanbevelings virdiegebruikvanpsigodinamiesegroepintervensiesvanuit'nkwaiitatiewe benadering tot 0 0 is gemaak, sowel as aanbevelings oordie noodsaaklike bevoegdhede en 'n opleidingsprogram vir die aanbied van psigodinamiese groepintervensies deur bedryfsielkundiges.
dc.format.extent 1 online resource (xvii, 314 leaves)
dc.language.iso other en
dc.subject Two task model en
dc.subject Qualitative paradigm en
dc.subject Consulting en
dc.subject Organisational dynamics en
dc.subject Group dynamics en
dc.subject Tavistock en
dc.subject Systems theory en
dc.subject Group interventions (Psychodynamic) en
dc.subject Organisational Development en
dc.subject.ddc 658.406019
dc.subject.lcsh Organizational change -- Psychological aspects
dc.subject.lcsh System theory
dc.subject.lcsh Social groups
dc.title Bydrae van psigodinamiese groepintervensies tot organisasie-ontwikkeling en
dc.title.alternative The contribution of psychodynamic group interventions to organisational development
dc.type Thesis en
dc.description.department Industrial and Organisational Psychology en
dc.description.degree D.Admin. (Industrial and Organisational Psychology) en


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