Handbook of counseling psychology

PROFESSIONAL AND SCIENTIFIC ISSUES. The Maturation of Counseling Psychology: Multifaceted Perspectives, 1978-1998 (P. Heppner, et al.). Ethical Issues in Counseling Psychology: Old Themes--New Problems (K. Kitchener & S. Anderson). Psychotherapy Supervision and Training (R. Goodyear & C. Guzzardo). Scientific Training and Scholarly Productivity: The Person, the Training Environment, and Their Interaction (C. Gelso & R. Lent). Advances in Psychometric Theory and Methods (D. Bolt & J. Rounds). Issues in the Analysis and Interpretation of Quantitative Data: Deinstitutionalization of the Null Hypothesis Test (T. Tracey). Qualitative Research in Counseling Psychology (S. Morrow & M. Smith). CAREER, EDUCATIONAL, AND PSYCHOLOGICAL DEVELOPMENT. Advances in Vocational Psychology Theory and Research (J. Swanson & P. Gore). The Development of Academic Achievement in School Aged Children: Precursors to Career Development (C. Arbona). Advances in Theory and Research on Subjective Well-Being (S. Robbins & W. Kliewer). Gender and Sexuality in Human Development: Implications for Prevention and Advocacy in Counseling Psychology (R. Fassinger). Role of Race and Social Class in Development: Implications for Counseling Psychology (N. Fouad & M. Brown). PREVENTIVE AND DEVELOPMENTAL INTERVENTIONS. Preventive Interventions with School-Age Youth (E. Vera & L. Reese). The School-to-Work Transition: Adjustment Challenges of the Forgotten Half (D. Blustein, et al.). Prevention and Development in the Workplace (B. Hesketh). Counseling Older Adults: Theoretical and Empirical Issues in Prevention and Intervention (R. Hill, et al.). Health Promotion and Disease Prevention: A Concentric Biopsychosocial Model of Health Status (M. Hoffman & J. Driscoll). COUNSELING INTERVENTIONS. Advances in Theories of Change and Counseling (S. Warwar & L. Greenberg). Gender Issues in Counseling (C. Enns). Models of Multicultural Counseling (J. Ponterotto, et al.). The Process of Individual Therapy (C. Hill & E. Williams). Outcomes of Individual Counseling and Psychotherapy: Empirical Evidence Addressing Two Fundamental Questions (B. Wampold). Four (or Five) Sessions and a Cloud of Dust: Old Assumptions and New Observations about Career Counseling (S. Brown & N. Krane). Process, Outcome, and Methodology in Group Counseling Research (D. Kivlighan, et al.). Processes and Outcomes in Couples and Family Therapy (M. Friedlander & Ma. Tuason). Indexes.