Interracial and intraracial quasi-counseling interactions when counselors avoid discussing race.

Chalmer E. F. Thompson · Stephanie T. Jenal

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Counseling Practices and Supervision Psychotherapy Techniques and Applications Racial and Ethnic Identity Research

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Dyadic interactions composed of Black clients and White or Black race-avoidant counselors in 1-time quasi-counseling sessions were influenced by myriad factors, including how these clients responded to influential purveyors of a race-neutralizing climate. 24 interactions were analyzed to identify significant patterns in the counseling process. The following core categories related to interactional quality were uncovered: smooth, exasperated, constricted, and disjunctive.

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