“…Also, Corey & Corey (1987) agreed that during the pre-session was a time members may be encouraged to express their expectations of the group experience. Furthermore, Borgers and Tyndall (1982), LeCluyse (1983), and Muller and Scott (1984) concur that group members who are given pre-group preparation generally experience greater benefit than do those participants who are unprepared. Additionally, Bednar, Melnick & Kaul (1974), LeCluyse (1983), andYalom (1983), confirmed that prepared members tended to have increased faith in the group, increased more awareness of appropriate group behavior and role, and lower levers of anxiety.…”