A criterion for counseling.
Series: Psychological monographs: general and applied -- v. 71, no. 15; whole no. 444; Psychological monographs -- v.71, no.15.
Publisher: American Psychological Association
Published: 1957
Place of publication: [Washington]
Language: eng
Number of pages: 12
Subjects: Counseling
Notes: Bound with: Use of the square-root method to identify factors in the job performance of aircraft mechanics; The effect of varying amounts and kinds of information a guidance in problem solving; Failure-avoidance in situational interpretation and problem solving; Pure-tone thresholds following stimulation by narrow-band filtered noise; Effects of light on electrical excitation of the human eye; A factor-analytic study of planning abilities; Infant development under environmental handicap; Gradients of error-reinforcement in a serial perceptual-motor task; The in-basket test; Forced choice and other methods for evaluating professional health personnel; Impulse expression as a variable of personality; Behavioral census of a state hospital population; The retinal size of a familiar object as a determiner of apparent distance; The effect of three teaching methods on achievement and motivational outcomes in a how-to-study course; Aggression in fantasy and overt behavior; A pattern analysis of descriptions of "best" and "poorest" mechanics compared with factor-analytic results; Contributions to the study of the problem-solving process; Some dimensions of interpersonal relations in three man airplane crews; Individual differences in whole-part approach and flexibility-rigidity in problem solving; Effects of task motivation and expectancy of accomplishment upon attemps to lead; The Pensacola Z survey; Effects on clients of a reflective and a leading type of psychotherapy.

Includes bibliography.