Repressors and sensitizers were given "noncontextual" and "contextual" tasks, with galvanic skin response as a measure of arousal. Results from the noncontextual task showed that repressors had lower arousal levels than sensitizers during perception and verbal report, but higher during free association. Findings were reversed, however, in the…

Since the results of this study have been extracted from data supplied by a contemporary group of state directors and state supervisors of guidance services, and since roles change with time, this role study cannot be construed to be final or complete. (Author)

This article extends the findings reported in an earlier paper and deals with intra-role conflict and with the motivation for changing roles. The implications of the testimony given by the counselors for counselor preparation programs and for the structure of roles in schools were examined. (Author)

The author presents ideas which grope toward a concept of individual identity, not one steeped in the roles dictated by society. An increased awareness on the part of counselors themselves is advocated. (BY)

Presents a study which supports the contribution of: (1) physiognomic perception, (2) ego strength, and (3) cognitive complexity to successful aesthetic communication. (MB)