The "Journal of Counseling & Development" ("JCD") is the principal journal of the American Counseling Association (ACA) and is considered as the premier counseling journal in the world. The Research section of JCD is devoted primarily to publishing empirical investigations related to counseling theory and methods, counselor training and education, and the efficacy of specific counseling interventions. The purpose of this study was to identify the research designs and statistical techniques used most frequently by authors who have published research in Volumes 69-79 of "JCD." Results indicate that nonintervention designs were the most frequently identified research methods used in studies published by "JCD" over the 11-year period in which articles were reviewed. Correlational and comparative research methods were found to be the most often used nonintervention designs.