| 英文摘要 |
This is an evaluation study of a Mental Health Educational Program of first year students (108) in N TUH which was held between 1982-1984. The study was a systematic sampling of subjects and they were also randomnized into experimental groups (8 groups) and a comparison group (1 group). The program was provided for 20 hours over 8 weeks with the leads being teachers (2) teacher assistants(2) senior students(2) and non-leaders(2), with the group goal of understanding the self, others and improving better interpersonal relationship. The subject had been pre-post measured and each group process had been translated into a script from a tape recording. The measurment data included: 1. group goal accomplishment. 2. individual behavior in the group. 3. group atmosphere. 4. like disliking leader. 5. leader's behavior. All the measurment data were collected by the subjects themselves for self-evaluation. The results were as follows. 1. There was a non-significant difference in group goal accomplishment between E&C groups, leader & no-leader groups, Male & Female leader groups and the leaders varied qualifications. 2. There was a significant difference in group goal accomplishement between pre-post measurments of E&C groups, leader & no-leader groups male & female leader groups and the leaders varied qualifications. 3. The was a non-significant difference in group goal accomplishment between E&C groups after 2 years of follow up study. 4. The significant factors that influenced the group goal accomplishment were individual behavior, the leader's behavior, group atmosphere, leader's qualification. The mutual impact among these factors was very strong. Overall, the leaders behavior training shuld be strongly implemented for the mental health educational program. |