This study explores how accurately participants in an encounter group perceive the leaders. Accuracy of the participants' perceptions were measured at the beginning and the end of the experience. Results show that group members' perceptions of the leaders were highly inaccurate. (Author)

The results yielded little evidence that the two methods of supervision were significantly different. More than half of the variance in how a trainee expected to be perceived by his clients was accounted for by knowing how he perceived his supervisor. (Author)

Conclusions are: (1) psychologists and teachers report diversity in functions performed and responsibilities assumed by psychologists; (2) psychologists and teachers report differences in how psychologist distributes time and emphasis; (3) diversity exists on part of psychologists and teachers concerning functions of psychologists under more ideal…

Personnel decisions in complex organizations must be made with no final guide other than one's own subjective pattern of person perceptions. From a series of studies an attempt is made to extricate from school principals the perceptual structures that appear to have guided their personnel decisions. The characteristics that they attribute to…

Determines that counselors who did not relate self-awareness to counseling received higher client ratings of effectiveness than did counselors who related self-awareness. (Author)

This article is an appraisal by a corporate executive of the university today, written as a summation of an attitude survey conducted among several thousand Kodak People, most of whom were college graduates. (Author/CJ)

This paper reports an exploratory investigation of the comparative effects of situational characteristics on first-year teachers' perceptions of their preservice preparation, teaching situation, and educational attitudes. Community size and type and percent of white pupils in the teacher's classes were formulated as independent classification…

A Q sort was used to examine the self percepts and ideal self percepts held by counselors in training at the beginning and end of a quarter in which they received formal instruction. The results indicate no significant difference or change in perceptions of self and ideal self. (Author)

Suggestions are offered for teachers to overcome sex role stereotyping in children's literature and other media. (CB)

Research concerning how 30 male and female students, 30 student assistants, and 30 housing administrators perceive the role of residence hall student assistants is presented. The instrument, utilized to secure these role perceptions, consisted of forty statements which were divided into four subscales: (1) authority; (2) buddy; (3) competence; and…

Describes administration and analysis of Inventory. Factors obtained from analysis were interpreted as "nonevaluative acceptance psychological insight, and likability. (Author/CJ)

The high school graduates in four rural southeast Missouri high schools generally viewed the Employment Service (E. S.) Counselor's role as on primarily concerned with vocational counseling, but they perceived the E. S. Counselor as a person who should have given more assistance in the personal problem area. (Author)

Using data from a random sample of currently married adults (N=316), log-linear techniques were used to examine five aspects of household division of labor between husbands and wives as these relate to sex of respondent, labor-force status of the wife, and other independent variables. (Author)