Abstract
Mentally retarded adults responded well to group treatment that had beneficial effects on their expressiveness, socialization skills, and self-image, countering the belief that they do not respond to therapy. Adjustments in the group approach, empathetic attitudes, and high expectations from the leaders facilitated a positive outcome.
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2. Counseling and Psychotherapy;Severe Behavior Disorders in the Mentally Retarded;1986