APA Dictionary of Psychology

blind walk

Updated on 04/19/2018
a trust exercise used in a group setting (e.g., an encounter group) to help members develop mutual trust. Half of the group close their eyes; the other half become their partners and lead the “blind” people through various experiences. Roles are then reversed, and finally all members discuss their reactions to the experience.
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