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Differentials in Resistance Reactions in Individual and Group Psychotherapy. James E. Shea. Pp. 253-261.
The author relates experiences in private analytic practice and in analytic group therapy. He found that resistances operative in individual treatment
might not appear, or would be effective for a shorter time, in group therapy. Yet group therapy offers the therapist less close control than does analysis and is contraindicated in patients who find great difficulty in social associations or who have special problems or brittle character structures.