¿Por qué funcionan los grupos de autoayuda?

• Autores: Enrique Gracia
• Localización: Informació psicològica, ISSN 0214-347X, Nº. 61 (Agosto: Redes informales de apoyo social: Los grupos de autoayuda), 1996, págs. 4-11
• Idioma: español
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  • Este trabajo trata de responder a la pregunta de por qué funcionan los grupos de autoayuda. Con ese objetivo se analizan los principales procesos y mecanismos que se han propuesto desde diversas perspectivas teóricas para explicar la efectividad de los grupos de autoayuda.

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