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Effects of Helping Skills on Attitudes Toward Psychological Counseling

Gerald L. Stone, Kevin R. Kelly

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This study was undertaken to examine the relationship between acquisition of counseling skills and trainee attitude towards psychological counseling. Results are discussed within the context of a mediational approach to counselor development.

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This study was undertaken to examine the relationship between acquisition of counseling skills and trainee attitude towards psychological counseling. Results are discussed within the context of a mediational approach to counselor development.

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This study was undertaken to examine the relationship between acquisition of counseling skills and trainee attitude towards psychological counseling. Results are discussed within the context of a mediational approach to counselor development.

Key concepts: Psychology, Psychological counseling, Counselor education, Context (archaeology), Applied psychology, Counseling psychology, Social psychology, Clinical psychology

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