Counselor Intake Judgments, Client Characteristics, and Number of Sessions at a University Counseling Center.

Bishop, John B.; And Others

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ERIC Number: EJ127363

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Publication Date: 1975

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Counselor Intake Judgments, Client Characteristics, and Number of Sessions at a University Counseling Center

Bishop, John B.; And Others

Journal of Counseling Psychology, 22, 6, 557-559, Nov 75

Investigated the variables used by intake counselors at a university counseling center in estimating number of interviews a client will attend and to assess the accuracy of those estimates. Data from 448 cases indicated counselors relied most heavily on their judgment of the severity of personal problems to make an estimate. (Author)

Descriptors: Classification, Counselor Attitudes, Educational Problems, Individual Characteristics, Needs Assessment, Personality Problems, Predictor Variables, Psychological Needs, Research Projects, Vocational Adjustment

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