Search the GCU Library and find two new health care articles that use quantitative research. Do not use articles from a previous assignment, or articles that appear in the Topic Materials or textbook.Complete an article analysis for each using the "Article Analysis: Part 2" template.Refer to the "Patient Preference and Satisfaction in Hospital-at-Home and Usual Hospital Care for COPD Exacerbations: Results of a Randomised Controlled Trial," in conjunction with the "Article Analysis Example 2," for an example of an article analysis.While APA style is not required for the body of this assignment, solid academic writing is expected, and documentation of sources should be presented using APA formatting guidelines, which can be found in the APA Style Guide, located in the Student Success Center.This assignment uses a rubric. Please review the rubric prior to beginning the assignment to become familiar with the expectations for successful completion.

After attending four support/self-help group meetings, you will describe your observations of group member and leader behaviors; group dynamics; and meeting content and processes. You will reflect on how your experiences with the group compares to best practices and principles for group counseling and support groups that you have learned about in this course. Your paper must demonstrate critical thinking, literature-supported analysis, and personal application.  INSTRUCTIONSThe paper must be 7–8 pages or about 2,500 words, not counting the title page, abstract, and reference page. Integrate relevant ideas from all required course texts, the videos by Corey et al., and two scholarly research articles about group counseling in a meaningful way. Although you may use first person in this paper, it must otherwise be in current APA format and include a title page, running head, abstract, and a reference page. The paper must be submitted as a Word document and be well written; well organized; and free of grammar, spelling, or other writing errors. In the paper’s introductory paragraph, identify the group you attended and the number of participants at each meeting. Then, address the following topics using these headings: Content and Process Give a concise description of the topics or themes of the meetings you attended and how the content was incorporated. Discuss the appropriateness of the content and the effectiveness of how it was processed. Provide specific details and examples from the meetings as needed, but do not disclose confidential or identifiable information about group members. Group Dynamics and Participants Describe the atmosphere and dynamics of the group, what developmental stage it was in, the level of participation, and how you think members benefitted from this group. (You may find chapter 16 of the Forsyth text helpful for this section.) Leadership Behaviors Describe the leadership styles and skills that were used and discuss to what extent and in what ways you think they were appropriate and effective. Describe specific challenges you observed and how the leader(s) handled them. Application and Conclusion Reflect on your learning and the most significant takeaways from this experience. If you were leading this group, what would you do differently? How did the meetings promote or contradict a biblical view of persons? Were ethical guidelines for group counseling adhered to or violated? End your paper with a concluding thought.Note:  Application and Conclusion: Q: Reflect on your learning and the most significant takeaways from this experience. A: My take away from this group is that I like the open door policy. If you were leading this group, what would you do differently? would possibly provide a weekly assignment to each person or provide the next group meeting topic so that each member can give thought to what they would want to share. How did the meetings promote or contradict a biblical view of persons? The use of language during the meetings. Were ethical guidelines for group counseling adhered to or violated? I believe all guidelines were adhered to doing the meetings. I just wish we had more time to observe the groups  Day 1 - My personal feelings logging on to the group - I was nervous, I felt as if I was intruding on the privacy of the members. I didn't want to make anyone uncomfortable discussing there personal stories. Started with opening prayer, Welcome all attendees to the session. Asked if anyone was celebrating the receipt of a gold Coin. Next, asked if anyone wanted to share with the group about any temptation. Closing prayer ended the meeting.  Day 2 Opening Prayer Welcomed new members and asked any visitors wanted to speak. No one said anything so the group started to share experiences they may have had since the last meeting. After round Robin sharing. The Host asked if anyone like to share what bought them to the meeting? What happened that made them want to not take another drink? After everyone shared their experiences. Closing Prayer  3rd Day Opening Prayer Welcomed new members and asked any visitors wanted to speak. 2 members shared the first member shared how thankful he is to be a part of the group the fact that he has now found something positive to look forward to when he comes to the meetings. The 3nd member shared the fact that he was able to spend time with his family whom he hasn't seen in years after walking out on his family do to alcohol abuse. Everyone congratulated them. The host stepped up to speak about how grateful he is to be sober and to be able to conduct the meetings. After speaking to a friend of his who tried previously to get sober spoke on the Ripple effects of trying to reach that place and to be able to be apart of their children lives Sober. went onto say that when tried to get sober before he was doing for his soon to be ex. Which did not work out well at all. When he tried the last time he was trying to get Sober, he saw the effect on his 5 young children. He knew he had to do something. As his children that are now young adults starting to drink they realize they may have the gene which he began to be concerned. Getting Sober became his reward to see how his children helped others and him to succeed. Other members started sharing about how the Ripley effect affected their children and families. After round Robin sharing. After everyone shared their experiences. Closing Prayer