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The Effect Of Family Sculpting On Perceptual Agreement Among Family Members, John Bruce Jessen
The Effect Of Family Sculpting On Perceptual Agreement Among Family Members, John Bruce Jessen
All Graduate Theses and Dissertations, Spring 1920 to Summer 2023
The primary purpose of this study was to investigate the effect of family sculpting on perceptual agreement among family members.
Thirty families, each consisting of a father, a mother, and a child twelve years old or older, from areas of northern Utah and eastern Idaho participated in the study. The following instruments were administered to all individuals: a biographical questionnaire containing items regarding age, sex, occupation, education, number of years married for parents, and birth order position for children; the Interpersonal Check List in which each family was to describe him/herself and the other members of the family; the Family …
The Effects Of Counselor Age, Sex And Attire On Client Preferences For Counselors, Alan Leonard Zohner
The Effects Of Counselor Age, Sex And Attire On Client Preferences For Counselors, Alan Leonard Zohner
All Graduate Theses and Dissertations, Spring 1920 to Summer 2023
The purpose of this study was to determine the preferences, if any, subjects have for counselors based on counselor characteristics of age, sex and attire. Photographs were taken of persons of differing ages (old, middle-age, young), sex (male, female) and attire (formal, casual, grub). One-hundred and five college and noncollege adults were shown the photographs, asked to perceive the photographs as being those of counselors, and asked to rank their preferences for the persons depicted as counselors using a modified Q sort methodology. To determine whether the subjects had actually perceived the photographs as representing counselors and, therefore, discriminated among …