Career Counseling Skills in the Age of Computers and Life-Long Learning.

Pyle, K. Richard; Carson, Andrew

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ERIC Number: EJ381293

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Publication Date: 1987

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Career Counseling Skills in the Age of Computers and Life-Long Learning.

Pyle, K. Richard; Carson, Andrew

Career Planning and Adult Development Journal, v3 n2 p56-62 Sum 1987

Discusses counseling skills that are needed in the computer age. Suggests that there are three major levels (motivating, meaning, and making) and two major modes (facts and feelings) of processing in counseling. Suggests a balance between computer and counselor intervention with clients. (JOW)

Descriptors: Career Counseling, Counseling Techniques, Counselor Client Relationship, Lifelong Learning

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Language: English

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