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A COUNSELOR'S EVALUATIVE EXPECTANCY AND HIS INTERPERSONAL RESPONSE TO A CLIENT
Ist Teil von
Journal of counseling psychology, 1967-01, Vol.14 (1), p.41-50
Ort / Verlag
Washington, D.C: American Psychological Association
Erscheinungsjahr
1967
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PsycArticles (EBSCO)
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AN EXPERIMENT WAS DESIGNED TO TEST 2 HYPOTHESES: (1) IRRESPECTIVE OF HIS PRIOR SET, WHEN A COUNSELOR ACCURATELY RESPONDS TO A CLIENT-CONFEDERATE AS A FRIENDLY RATHER THAN A HOSTILE PERSON, THE COUNSELOR WILL BE INDUCED TO MAKE MORE FAVORABLE RESPONSES TO THE CLIENT AND TO HIMSELF AS COUNSELOR. (2) WHEN THE COUNSELOR'S PRIOR EXPECTANCY OF HIS CLIENT AS EITHER FRIENDLY OR HOSTILE IS SUBSEQUENTLY CONFIRMED IN AN INTERVIEW, THE COUNSELOR'S RESPONSES WILL BE ACCENTUATED IN THE DIRECTION OF HIS PRIOR SET, AND WHEN THE COUNSELOR'S PRIOR EXPECTANCY IS DISCONFIRMED IN THE INTERVIEW, HIS RESPONSES WILL BE ATTENUATED IN THE DIRECTION OF HIS PRIOR SET. RESULTS SUPPORTED HYPOTHESIS 1 AND PROVIDED EQUIVOCAL SUPPORT FOR THE 2ND. (38 REF.)