The significance of the group experience for students in counselor education: A preliminary naturalistic inquiry

William B. Kline · Daniel F. Falbaum · Veri T. Pope · Gracie A. Hargraves · Steven F. Hundley

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Group experiences for counselor education students are explored. Interpersonal Attitudes, Emotional Awareness, Behavioral Learning. Interpersonal Learning, and Insight emerge as key elements.

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