Computer‐Assisted Career Guidance: A National Perspective on the Use of DISCOVER and SIGI

James P. Sampson · Michael Shahnasarian · Robert C. Reardon

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The authors describe the institutional use of DISCOVER and SIGI, two computer‐assisted career guidance systems, in terms of services provided, staffing, management, and implementation.

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2005Handbook of Vocational Psychology 2023Career Development Interventions 1983Evaluating the Effects of Computer-Assisted Counseling Systems: A Selective Review 1985A National Survey of the Use of Discover and SIGI: Technical Report No. 1

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