Implications of recent research for counseling.

Research in counseling psychology: 1964.

“…To the delight of this reviewer there is an apparent trend away from traditional approaches to the outcome problem. In the past such research was conducted with little regard for the caveats and proscriptions so explicitlyand so frequently-stated by method critics (e g. Dressel, 1954, Eysenck, 1961, Patterson, 1963Cross, 1964) In contrast, the outcome studies of 1964 suggest a greater awareness of pitfalls and a heightened interest m methodological innovation.…”

Beyond the conventional career: Some speculations.

“…Unfortunately, this approach has slighted the potential of additions to ego identity through experiences in maturity. Dressel (1954) believes that there is already evidence which suggests that interests may change if new experiences are available.…”