Ae. Young et al., AN APPLICATION OF AZRINS JOB CLUB METHODOLOGY TO PEOPLE WHO HAVE SUSTAINED A SPINAL-CORD INJURY, Behaviour change, 13(2), 1996, pp. 91-97
This paper describes the employment achievements of people following s
pinal cord injury, and briefly reviews the literature on methods used
by job seekers in obtaining employment. The scientific literature on j
ob seeking supports the social validity claims of Azrin's behaviourall
y-based job club methodology (Azrin, Flores, & Kaplan, 1975) and thus
suggests that the job club approach might be successfully offered to p
eople with a spinal cord injury who wish to work. A group case study i
s presented wherein a modified job club format was utilised with ten s
pinal cord injured people. Encouraging results were obtained, both in
terms of changed behaviour and in actual employment status.