T-group

American  

[tee-groop] / ˈtiˌgrup /

noun

1. sensitivity group.

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T-group British  

noun

1. psychol a group that meets for educational or therapeutic purposes to study its own communication

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Etymology

Origin of T-group

1960–65; T(raining) group

Example Sentences

For example, I spent many years immersed in laboratory training and the “T-Group” movement of sensitivity training. Yes, there were notable successes. It was an exciting process. But after a number of years, when research analyzed the actual business outcomes it was clear the overall results were not positive.

From Forbes

One statement I've heard 300 or 400 times from T-group members is, 'You know, I know you people better than people I've worked with for 30 years.'

From Time Magazine Archive

Sometimes recognition that the world has not changed is more than the returning grouper's new sensory awareness can take ... in which case he either turns into a "T-group bum," endlessly circuiting the growth centers, or into a copout.

From Time Magazine Archive

On Thursdays, adults gather T-group style for community problem solving.

From Time Magazine Archive

Seems like the "T-group" encounter amounts to little more than an adult rekindling of the pubescent awakening accompanied by an unrestrained display of their current hang-ups.

From Time Magazine Archive