Group Model Building¶
Vennix, J. A. M. (1996). Group Model Building: Facilitating Team Learning Using System Dynamics. Wiley.
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Mechanisms¶
- Feedback Analysis Workshop
- Frontline outreach workers, shelter managers, a hospital discharge planner, a housing-authority officer, and two people with lived experience of homelessness gather for a half-day session run in the group model building tradition.
This sourcePresents facilitated group model building as a structured process for working with groups.
- Frontline outreach workers, shelter managers, a hospital discharge planner, a housing-authority officer, and two people with lived experience of homelessness gather for a half-day session run in the group model building tradition.
- Pattern Diagnosis Workshop
- Its failure mode is groupthink: a facilitated room under time pressure can converge on a memorable label and mistake agreement for evidence, especially when a senior or louder voice anchors the map.
This sourceIts documented benefits are shared understanding and commitment; its documented risks include convergence on a socially preferred rather than evidence-preferred model.
- Its failure mode is groupthink: a facilitated room under time pressure can converge on a memorable label and mistake agreement for evidence, especially when a senior or louder voice anchors the map.
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