The Chain Reaction – the Fifth Element of Group Dynamics

Small groups have enjoyed sustained research interest since the beginning of the twentieth century. They are a successful tool for problem-solving in social work. The management styles, dynamics, and most of the recurring phenomena have been described. The mechanism by which the small group captivates its members – the chain reaction – remains a mystery. The following material shares a perspective on the combination of factors that contribute to the chain reaction.

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Diogenes
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2025-06-18
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https://doi.org/10.54664/vqvh2455
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History and advancements in chemistry
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The Chain Reaction – the Fifth Element of Group Dynamics

Stela G. Stoyanova
Diogenes
History and advancements in chemistry
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The Chain Reaction – the Fifth Element of Group Dynamics

Stela G. Stoyanova
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Abstract

Small groups have enjoyed sustained research interest since the beginning of the twentieth century. They are a successful tool for problem-solving in social work. The management styles, dynamics, and most of the recurring phenomena have been described. The mechanism by which the small group captivates its members – the chain reaction – remains a mystery. The following material shares a perspective on the combination of factors that contribute to the chain reaction.

DiogenesVol. 33(1)
Openalex Percentile: Top 86%
History and advancements in chemistry
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