Student Perceptions of Appropriateness of Presenting Problems: What's Happened to Attitudes in 20 Years?.

Shueman, Sharon A.; Medvene, Arnold M.

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ERIC Number: EJ246798

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Publication Date: 1981-May

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Student Perceptions of Appropriateness of Presenting Problems: What's Happened to Attitudes in 20 Years?

Shueman, Sharon A.; Medvene, Arnold M.

Journal of College Student Personnel, v22 n3 p264-69 May 1981

Examined problems college freshmen saw as appropriate for discussion with a counselor and whether they would prefer a male or female counselor. Results indicate educa- tional/vocational/academic problems were the most appropriate and personal adjustment problems the least. Overall 75% expressed "no preference" about sex of counselor. (Author)

Descriptors: College Students, Counselor Characteristics, Counselor Role, Educational Counseling, Followup Studies, Higher Education, Sex Differences, Student Adjustment, Student Attitudes, Student Personnel Services, Student Problems

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Language: English

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