The Effects of Program Length and Participant Characteristics on Group Career-Counseling Outcomes.

McAuliffe, Garrett J.; Fredrickson, Ronald

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Publication Date: 1990

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The Effects of Program Length and Participant Characteristics on Group Career-Counseling Outcomes.

McAuliffe, Garrett J.; Fredrickson, Ronald

Journal of Employment Counseling, v27 n1 p19-22 Mar 1990

Compared two group career decision-making courses with a comparison group on such factors as occupational certainty and satisfaction, appropriateness, and information-seeking behavior. Results were mixed, but generally the 20-session course was favored by study participants over the 10-session course. (Author/TE)

Descriptors: Career Counseling, Career Exploration, Career Guidance, Career Planning, College Students, Comparative Analysis, Course Organization, Decision Making, Group Guidance, Higher Education, Information Seeking, Minicourses, Occupational Aspiration, Participant Characteristics, Vocational Interests

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Language: English

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