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The role of problem-solving appraisal in the process and outcome of career counseling

Mary J. Heppner, Dong‐gwi Lee, P. Paul Heppner, Lynn C. McKinnon, Karen D. Multon, Norm C. Gysbers

2003-09-12articleJournal of Vocational Behavior51 citationsclosed

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Career Development and Diversity Psychotherapy Techniques and Applications Problem Solving Skills Development

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