Intended as an aid in conceptualizing group programs for adolescents and as a basic text on group methods, the book examines the goals and processes of socialization and rehabilitation. Areas treated include the group as an agent of change, the adolescent and his culture, general considerations in group counseling and group psychotherapy, process and maneuvers in adolescent groups, major themes in adolescent groups, groups in different settings, and the group leader and his training. A bibliography cites 210 items. (DF)