The propagation of prejudice does not further freedom, and has no place in a democratic society. (Author)

A recent article in this journal (Bolton 1973) provided an example of some of the misperceptions and strong emotions which still cloud the issue of human relations training for rehabilitation counselors. The present article first responds to some of these misperceptions and then initiates some additional directions for rehabilitation counseling.…

This article describes and evaluates the results of an experimental program using a professional counselor in an industrial setting where the need of the client determined the role of the counselor. (JC)

The author of this article explains his counseling ideology: that the only essential requirement of counseling is humanness, which is the capacity of an individual to be open to another human being without judging and without losing his own individuality. (Author)

The exchange of self-disclosures was studied in a experimental setting and was found to function in a manner consistent with social exchange theory in both male and female groups of strangers. A positive relationship was found to exist between self disclosure and liking patterns. (Author)

The interpersonal behaviors of depressed and control Ss were compared. The results were generally consistent in showing depressed Ss to be lower than controls on a number of operational measures of social skill (i.e., activity level, interpersonal range, rate of positive reactions emitted, and action latency). (Author)

College students were administered the Philosophies of Human Nature Scale and a revision of that scale to measure their perceptions of general human nature and student human nature. Differences were found that supported the experimental hypothesis that students perceive student human nature more positively than human nature in general. (Author)

This article describes a therapeutic program for inmates that attempts to stimulate moral reasoning. Based on Kohlberg's theory of moral development, the program relies heavily on group meetings designed to focus on and resolve a variety of moral issues raised by the participants. Through guided moral discussions,'' participants tend to develop…

This article describes several programs inspired by the discussions of New Directions in Counseling'' presented in recent issues of The Counseling Psychologist. The programs described here have implemented the HRD procedures and can serve as concrete examples of the efficacy of those procedures in academic settings. (Author)

This paper discusses the importance of a deeper commitment to a variety of approaches to systematic training. It then discusses the political implications of our present choices and suggests some basic action alternatives which a relevant counseling psychology must consider. At the same time making a plea that as counseling psychologists, we start…

Describes role of a small group instructor as primarily a listener, a participant, and a resource person. (Author/GB)