Value orientations: An ethical dilemma.

Lowe, C. Marshall

doi:10.1037/h0042460

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“…An alternative to the denial of value differences comes from Lowe (1959) who suggests each therapist should have a great understanding of the values of both himself and his client and that the therapist "be honest enough intellectually to admit the philosophic bias under which he operates".…”

Section: Valuesmentioning

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Behavior therapy and the minority client.

Wilson¹,

Calhoun²

1974

Psychotherapy: Theory, Research & Practice

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Section: Valuesmentioning

confidence: 99%

Behavior therapy and the minority client.

Wilson¹,

Calhoun²

1974

Psychotherapy: Theory, Research & Practice

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“…By contrast, Lowe (1959Lowe ( , 1969 has argued that the counselor or therapist cannot favor one set of values over others. While he believes that the counselor must "have an understanding of the values both of him-self and others and that his values be known by all who are personally affected by his professional behavior" (1958, pp.…”

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Counselor Role and Client Values

Gladstein

1972

The National Catholic Guidance Conference Journal

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“…V andaar ook dat die psigoterapie nooit neutraal kan wees nie (sien bv. Lowe, 1959;W alters, 1958;W ijngaarden, 1951en 1959.…”

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Psigologiese benadering van pastorale arbeid

Strümpfer¹

1969

Koers

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In die spreektaal van ons Afrikaanse kerke is ons lief om die bedienaar van die Woord aan te dui as „die predikant”, „die leraar” of „die dominee”. Miskien plaas ons met hierdie semantiese gebruik van terme wat lering en proklamering impliseer, ’n ongelukkige klem op die preekamp. Daarteenoor, het ons semanties miskien iets te leer van die Pinkstersektes wat die benaming „pastoor” verkies, of die Amerikaanse ge bruik van die term „the pastor”. Ons is wel lief om te praat van „ons herder en leraar”. Veelal word die herderlike, of pastorale, deel van die taak van die bedienaar van die Woord egter in sy eie gedagtes, asook in die gedagtes van sy gemeentelede, deur die leraarskap op die agtergrond gedwing. Al te dikwels word hy deur gemeentelede beskou as iemand wat op Sondag op die kansel gesien moet word en wat niks met die res van hul lewens te doen het nie. Herstel van die pastoraat sal deel moet wees van die proses om die ontkerstening van die hedendaagse lewe teen te gaan

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Value orientations: An ethical dilemma.

Cited by 33 publications

References 15 publications

Behavior therapy and the minority client.

Behavior therapy and the minority client.

Counselor Role and Client Values

Psigologiese benadering van pastorale arbeid

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