Control in Counseling: Intrapersonal versus Interpersonal Definitions.

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Title:	Control in Counseling: Intrapersonal versus Interpersonal Definitions.
Authors:	Tracey, Terence J.
Descriptors:	Counseling; Counselor Client Relationship; Counselor Performance; Locus of Control
Source:	Journal of Counseling & Development, v64 n8 p512-15 Apr 1986
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Publication Date:	1986-00-00
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Abstract:	Calculates proportion of topic initiations (intrapersonal definition) and degree of topic determination (interpersonal definition) in counseling dyads. Results indicated regardless of definition, counselors had more control over the topic than clients, and for counselors, topic initiations had no relationship to actual topic control, whereas for clients they were negatively related. (Author/BL)
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