A Review of the Problem-Solving Literature and Its Relationship to the Counseling Process.

Heppner, P. Paul

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A Review of the Problem-Solving Literature and Its Relationship to the Counseling Process.

Heppner, P. Paul

Journal of Counseling Psychology, v25 n5 p366-75 Sep 1978

The problem-solving process within counseling was analyzed by extending a problem-solving model proposed by D'Zurilla and Goldfried. The counseling process is a problem-solving event, a perspective that may lead researchers into new research problems and greater specificity. Research from psychological, industrial, and counseling fields delineated essential problem-solving skills. (Author)

Descriptors: Behavior Modification, Behavioral Science Research, Conflict Resolution, Counseling, Counselors, Decision Making Skills, Problem Solving, Psychotherapy

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