PREFERENCES FOR MALE AND FEMALE COUNSELORS
PREFERENCES FOR MALE AND FEMALE COUNSELORS
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对男性和女性咨询师的偏好
DOI:
10.1002/j.2164-4918.1964.tb04686.x
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发表时间:
1964
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通讯作者:
Frances F. Fuller
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作者:
Frances F. Fuller
Pre-counseling preferences regarding counselor sex were secured from 588 non-clients and 534 clients, and bath pre-and post-counseling preferences from 40 of'the clients. Male nonclients preferred male counselors and confidantes more frequently and female counselors and confidantes less frequently than did females for both vocational and personal problems. Males expressed some preference more often on a personal than a vocational problem, and more often when choosing a counselor for a persona! problem than when choosing a confidante. Female clients with personal problems preferred male counselors more frequently than, female nonclients. Clients who preferred female counselors before counseling were more likely to change preference after counseling than were clients who had preferred male counselors. Although no relationship between preferences: and any counseling variables has been established, the implications of this study for'the design of research concerned with client and counselor variables were discussed.