Psychology Practice of PCAGIP / Masaharu Murayama / Yukishige Nakata

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Psychology
[Contents introduction]
The PCAGIP (Pikazip) Method is a group experience in which topic providers find out the direction of new initiatives and hints of concrete measures with facilitators and participants.
In recent years, it has been noticed and put into practice in many fields as a case study method different from usual supervision.
This book introduces how the PCAGIP Law is put into practice and put into practice in each field of personal assistance.
It also discusses why PCAGIP law is used in that field. It also conveys the "view of people" and "meaning of involving people" behind the PCAGIP Law.
This book is useful for both people who are learning PCAGIP Law for the first time and for those who have already studied it.
It is a companion volume of 』, the Introduction to the New Case Study Method (PCAGIP Law).
Chapter 1 Theory and Workshop on Case Study Method (PCAGIP Law).
Chapter 2 Practice of PCAGIP Law by Field Study
Chapter 2 Practice of PCAGIP Law by Field Study
Chapter 2 <> School counseling -- Practice of PCAGIP Law in teacher training -- Masahiko Iwabuchi
Chapter 3 <> Case conference reform through PCAGIP Law -- From the graduate school education PCAGIP and Online PCAGIP … Takashi Oshie
Chapter 16 <> Multi-Session Concurrent PCAGIP Law … Mayu Nakajima
Chapter 17 <> Practice of Dream PCAGIP … Yusuke Tsutsui
Part 4 PCAGIP Law and Modern Society
Chapter 18 Modern Japanese Society through the Practice of the PCAGIP Law … Takahisa Fujinaka
Chapter 19 Perspective of Dynamics among Floor Participants … What's Going on … Yukishige Nakata
Chapter 20 Research on the PCAGIP Law … Hiroyuki Kaminishi
Chapter 21 Thinking about the Nature of the PCAGIP Law - How to live its philosophy and attitude … Koji Nagano
Afterword
[Author's brief history]
In 1963, Doctor of Education at the Graduate School of Education, Kyoto University.
Currently, Visiting Professor of Clinical Psychology at the Graduate School of Toa University.
Emeritus Professor of Kyushu University.
clinical psychologist.
President of former School clinical psychologist Working Group.
President of Fukuoka Human Relations Research Group.