Generalizing from Counseling Analogue Research on Subjects' Perceptions of Counselors.

McKitrick, Daniel

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ERIC Number: EJ248321

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Publication Date: 1981-Jul

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Generalizing from Counseling Analogue Research on Subjects' Perceptions of Counselors.

McKitrick, Daniel

Journal of Counseling Psychology, v28 n4 p357-60 Jul 1981

Examined subjects' causal attributions of counselor behavior and ratings of counselor characteristics as affected by counseling analogue methodologies. Quasi-analogue subjects tended to rate counselors more positively than did audiovisual analogue subjects. Audiovisual subjects who saw only the counselor tended to rate counselors more positively on trustworthiness and expertness. (Author)

Descriptors: Attribution Theory, Audiovisual Communications, Counselor Characteristics, Counselor Evaluation, Counselor Performance, Social Cognition

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Language: English

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