Occupations in Labor Unions

Metzler, John H.

doi:10.1002/j.2164-585x.1965.tb00735.x

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“…In general, our already enormous store of existing knowledge is complimented by the differ-entiation of vocational patterns in the following professions, dentists and physicians (Thrush & King. 1965;Webb & Frush, 1965); advertising men and engineers (Thumin, 1965), the health professions (Anderson & Barry, 1965); business executives (Hubbard, 1965), bankers (Ward, 1965), university professors (Strauss, 1965), technicians (Perrone, 1965, Taylor & Bondy, 1965 and labor union occupations (Metzler, 1965) The development of relevant and meaningful occupational information requires continuing efforts in order to keep the counselor abreast of our rapidly growing and changing technology.…”

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Counseling Research, Theory and Practice--1965.

Carkhuff

1966

Journal of Counseling Psychology

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A comprehensive review and analysis of the literature in counseling research, theory and practice during 1965 A multidimensional model for counseling process and outcome is articulated in a topical analysis of the relationship to counseling outcome of counselor, client and contexual variables, and the use of specialized techniques Suggestions and implications for lesearch, theory and practice are considered 130 articles aie reviewed

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