A Cyprus Workshop: An Exercise in Intervention Methodology

A detailed, personalized report is provided concerning the data gathered to determine whether a workship planned for Greek and Turkish Cypriotes was feasible and desirable, to formulate the goals of the enterprise, actually to recruit participants, and to ascertain some of the opinions and attitudes...

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Published in:The Journal of social psychology 1974-01, Vol.94 (2), p.161-178
Main Author: Doob, Leonard W.
Format: Article
Language:English
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Cyprus
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Intervention
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Summary:A detailed, personalized report is provided concerning the data gathered to determine whether a workship planned for Greek and Turkish Cypriotes was feasible and desirable, to formulate the goals of the enterprise, actually to recruit participants, and to ascertain some of the opinions and attitudes likely to be expressed during that workshop. The data could not be utilized, however, because a few days before the participants were to gather in Northern Italy the government of the Greek community on the island was overthrown and five days later an invasion by the Turks began. The emphasis is upon the clinical or practical experience gained from this aborted attempt, which might be useful in future enterprises.
ISSN:0022-4545
1940-1183
DOI:10.1080/00224545.1974.9923203