Re: Scapegoating in groups

Posted by Dr. Bob on December 8, 2004, at 0:11:49

In reply to Re: Scapegoating in groups » Dr. Bob, posted by alexandra_k on December 7, 2004, at 18:35:24

> Mr. Edelson fails to speak about what interventions are needed for a member who has a need to play the role of martyr
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> -Toph
IMO, seeing the member that way might itself be considered a type of scapegoating. Like stereotyping in a way.
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> I could feel safer here if we reached an agreement that would give me saftey knowing that some posts will not go unaddressed and be left on the board so that the potential for others to think that the post is acceptable here by you
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> Lou Pilder
Sorry, I know I'm behind with email. I'll try to reply, but there may be posts I don't address the way you'd like...
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> Does this mean that sometimes you purposely intend to ... 'encourage' conflict and dissent between yourself and members of the group?
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> alexandra_k
I'd say "accept" rather than "encourage"...
Bob

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Scapegoating in groups Dr. Bob 12/7/04
Re: Scapegoating in groups Toph 12/7/04
Lou's response to Dr. Hsiung's post » Dr. Bob Lou Pilder 12/7/04
Lou's response to Toph's post-provgrpscpgot » Toph Lou Pilder 12/7/04
Re: provgrpscpgot » Lou Pilder Toph 12/7/04
Re: Scapegoating in groups » Dr. Bob alexandra_k 12/7/04
Re: Scapegoating in groups Dr. Bob 12/8/04
what about the vicious cycle? alexandra_k 12/8/04
Re: what about the vicious cycle? alexandra_k 12/8/04
Lou's reply to Dr. Hsiung- » Dr. Bob Lou Pilder 12/8/04
Re: what about the vicious cycle? Dr. Bob 12/9/04
Thanks for your response » Dr. Bob alexandra_k 12/9/04

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