Client and counselor perceptions regarding the quality of communication during intake interviews

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Authors

Kiewra, Gustave Paul, 1943-

Advisor

Hutchinson, Roger L.

Issue Date

1972

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Degree

Thesis (D. Ed.)

Department

URI

http://cardinalscholar.bsu.edu/handle/20.500.14291/177329

Other Identifiers

LD2489.Z64 1972 .K54

CardCat URL

http://liblink.bsu.edu/catkey/414261

Abstract

Five hypotheses were examined to determine whether or not any differences existed between client and counselor perceptions regarding the quality of communication during intake interviews at the Ball State University Counseling and Psychological Services Center in Muncie, Indiana. The study involved intern counselors, faculty counselors, and their intake clients. The population encompassed (1) one hundred clients, (2) five faculty counselors, and (3) five intern counselors. Each counselor interviewed ten clients.

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