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The Influence of Counselor Epistemology on the Helping Interview: A Qualitative Study

Garrett J. McAuliffe · Christopher W. Lovell

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Counseling Practices and Supervision Psychotherapy Techniques and Applications Educational Strategies and Epistemologies

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The relationship between certain personal qualities of a counselor and the outcomes of counseling has been well established. In this qualitative study, the authors sought to extend this understanding by examining the relationship between the personal epistemologies of counselor trainees and their interview behaviors. Five distinguishing themes emerged.

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