The Affective Sensitivity Scale was administered in 16 master's level counseling students. A year later, each subject brought in a recorded audiotape with a client from his secondary school field setting. These tapes were rated on empathy, nonpossessive warmth, and genuineness on the Truax scales of Facilitative Interpersonal Functioning. A high positive correlation of the Affective Sensitivity Scale and the genuineness dimension was obtained, indicating promise for the Affective Sensitivity Scale as a predictor of training outcome. (Author)