There were no significan differences in satisfaction between those who matched the orientation of their supervisor and those who did not. However, there was a trend in theoretical orientation. Supervisees tend to be initially eclectic or undecided in approach. They then appear to explore other approaches, particularly cognitive-behavioral, over the next 13 weeks. By the end of the spring semester, however, supervisees do not tend to choose one approach over another.
Supervisors tend to begin the supervision experience with no clear theoreticl orientation.
By the end of the first semester, supervisors tend to be more psychodynamic but more cognitive-behavioral by the end of the spring semester. The clients of prostitutes is an area in the study of prostitution that has been highly ignored. This study compared the differences between the study of prostitution that has been lightly ignored. This study compared the differences between married men and non-married men who visited prostitutes. The subjects were 447 men who took an anonymous, confidential survey.