1996Journal of Counseling & DevelopmentRequires access

Work Adjustment: A Neglected Area in Career Counseling

David B. Hershenson

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The author suggests that counselors should devote more attention to work adjustment problems and proposes a systems model for counselors to use in conceptualizing the development of work adjustment and work adjustment problems and in formulating strategies of intervention to address these problems.

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The author suggests that counselors should devote more attention to work adjustment problems and proposes a systems model for counselors to use in conceptualizing the development of work adjustment and work adjustment problems and in formulating strategies of intervention to address these problems.

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The author suggests that counselors should devote more attention to work adjustment problems and proposes a systems model for counselors to use in conceptualizing the development of work adjustment and work adjustment problems and in formulating strategies of intervention to address these problems.

Key concepts: Work (physics), Intervention (counseling), Career counseling, Psychology, Career development, Applied psychology, Social psychology, Engineering

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