A phenomenological investigation of altruism from the perspective of counsellors in Scotland

Abstract

Aim/Purpose: This phenomenological investigation sought to describe how counsellors (n = 9), residing in Scotland, experience altruistic caring in their personal and professional lives. This study is an extension of a research line of qualitative studies focused on a model of altruism development. The purpose is to focus on practising counsellors' common experiences as they relate to altruistic caring and to describe the phenomenon that occurs within the context of the Altruism Development Model (ADM) (Curry,

Tingkat Altruistik Mahasiswa Bimbingan Dan Konseling

“…Hal ini menegaskan bahwa mahasiswa yang masuk jurusan Bimbingan dan Konseling memiliki minat yang besar dalam membantu orang lain. Para helper memang merasakan kepuasan tersendiri manakala mereka membantu orang lain (Limberg et al, 2018). Dikatakan bahwa kepuasan yang telah diperoleh seorang helper ketika berhasil membantu sesama adalah kepuasan psikologis (Poon et al, 2019).…”