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THE EFFECTS OF COUNSELOR DISABILITY STATUS AND REPUTATION ON PERCEPTIONS OF COUNSELOR EXPERTNESS, ATTRACTIVENESS, AND TRUSTWORTHINESS
Authors: LEIERER SJ STROHMER DC KERN AM CLEMONSGUIDRY DB ROBERTS KJ CURRY KE
Citation: Sj. Leierer et al., THE EFFECTS OF COUNSELOR DISABILITY STATUS AND REPUTATION ON PERCEPTIONS OF COUNSELOR EXPERTNESS, ATTRACTIVENESS, AND TRUSTWORTHINESS, Rehabilitation counseling bulletin, 41(4), 1998, pp. 278-292
A PRELIMINARY INVESTIGATION OF THE ROLE OF DIFFERENTIAL COMPLEXITY AND RESPONSE STYLE IN MEASURING ATTITUDES TOWARD PEOPLE WITH DISABILITIES
Authors: MILLINGTON MJ STROHMER DC REID CA SPENGLER PM
Citation: Mj. Millington et al., A PRELIMINARY INVESTIGATION OF THE ROLE OF DIFFERENTIAL COMPLEXITY AND RESPONSE STYLE IN MEASURING ATTITUDES TOWARD PEOPLE WITH DISABILITIES, Rehabilitation psychology, 41(3), 1996, pp. 243-254
THE EFFECT OF COUNSELOR DISABILITY, ATTENDING BEHAVIOR, AND CLIENT PROBLEM ON COUNSELING
Authors: LEIERER SJ STROHMER DC LECLERE WA CORNWELL BJ WHITTEN SL
Citation: Sj. Leierer et al., THE EFFECT OF COUNSELOR DISABILITY, ATTENDING BEHAVIOR, AND CLIENT PROBLEM ON COUNSELING, Rehabilitation counseling bulletin, 40(2), 1996, pp. 82-95
THE IMPORTANCE OF COUNSELOR DISABILITY STATUS - WHAT WE KNOW AND WHATWE NEED TO KNOW
Authors: STROHMER DC LEIERER SJ COCHRAN NA AROKIASAMY CV
Citation: Dc. Strohmer et al., THE IMPORTANCE OF COUNSELOR DISABILITY STATUS - WHAT WE KNOW AND WHATWE NEED TO KNOW, Rehabilitation counseling bulletin, 40(2), 1996, pp. 96-115
COUNSELOR DISABILITY STATUS AND CLIENT PERCEPTIONS OF COUNSELOR CREDIBILITY
Authors: LEIERER SJ CORNWELL BJ LECLERE WA STROHMER DC WHITTEN SD
Citation: Sj. Leierer et al., COUNSELOR DISABILITY STATUS AND CLIENT PERCEPTIONS OF COUNSELOR CREDIBILITY, Rehabilitation psychology, 40(2), 1995, pp. 154-154
NEW TECHNIQUES FOR EVALUATING CLIENTS WITH DISABILITIES FOR SUPPORTEDEMPLOYMENT
Authors: STROHMER DC CZERLINSKY T CHANDLER SK PROUT HT EVANS RA
Citation: Dc. Strohmer et al., NEW TECHNIQUES FOR EVALUATING CLIENTS WITH DISABILITIES FOR SUPPORTEDEMPLOYMENT, Rehabilitation psychology, 40(2), 1995, pp. 155-155
REHABILITATION COUNSELOR HYPOTHESIS-TESTING - THE ROLE OF NEGATIVE INFORMATION, CLIENT DISABILITY, AND COUNSELOR EXPERIENCE
Authors: STROHMER DC PELLERIN MF DAVIDSON KJ
Citation: Dc. Strohmer et al., REHABILITATION COUNSELOR HYPOTHESIS-TESTING - THE ROLE OF NEGATIVE INFORMATION, CLIENT DISABILITY, AND COUNSELOR EXPERIENCE, Rehabilitation counseling bulletin, 39(2), 1995, pp. 82-93
A SCIENTIST PRACTITIONER MODEL OF PSYCHOLOGICAL-ASSESSMENT - IMPLICATIONS FOR TRAINING, PRACTICE AND RESEARCH
Authors: SPENGLER PM STROHMER DC DIXON DN SHIVY VA
Citation: Pm. Spengler et al., A SCIENTIST PRACTITIONER MODEL OF PSYCHOLOGICAL-ASSESSMENT - IMPLICATIONS FOR TRAINING, PRACTICE AND RESEARCH, The Counseling psychologist, 23(3), 1995, pp. 506-534
EFFECTS OF POLITICALLY CORRECT LANGUAGE AND COUNSELOR SKILL LEVEL ON PERCEPTIONS OF COUNSELOR CREDIBILITY
Authors: AROKIASAMY CV STROHMER DC GUICE S ANGELOCCI R HOPPE M
Citation: Cv. Arokiasamy et al., EFFECTS OF POLITICALLY CORRECT LANGUAGE AND COUNSELOR SKILL LEVEL ON PERCEPTIONS OF COUNSELOR CREDIBILITY, Rehabilitation counseling bulletin, 37(4), 1994, pp. 304-314
CLINICAL JUDGMENTAL BIASES - THE MODERATING ROLES OF COUNSELOR COGNITIVE-COMPLEXITY AND COUNSELOR CLIENT PREFERENCES
Authors: SPENGLER PM STROHMER DC
Citation: Pm. Spengler et Dc. Strohmer, CLINICAL JUDGMENTAL BIASES - THE MODERATING ROLES OF COUNSELOR COGNITIVE-COMPLEXITY AND COUNSELOR CLIENT PREFERENCES, Journal of counseling psychology, 41(1), 1994, pp. 8-17
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