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|a Negative Career Outlook and the Working Alliance in Career Counseling
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|a The authors investigated 3 dimensions of the working alliance—goal, task, and bond—and the reduction of negative career-related thoughts. A pretest–posttest design revealed a significant reduction in negative career thoughts after an initial career counseling interview was provided to college students (N = 87). Regression analyses revealed that task predicted negative career thoughts. The findings offer evidence of the effectiveness of career counseling and of the contribution of working alliance to counseling as a process and outcome variable. © 2018 by the National Career Development Association. All rights reserved.
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|a career counseling effectiveness
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|a Alchin, C.
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|a Perera, H.N.
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|t Career Development Quarterly
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