The Effects of a stress management course on counselor-in-training./
By: Abel, Holly.
Contributor(s): Abel, Annette | Smith, Robert L.
Description: 1 table; refs.ISSN: 0011-0035.Other title: Counselor Education and Supervision.Subject(s): COUNSELOR EDUCATION | COUNSELORS | STRESS MANAGEMENT | STRESS MANAGEMENT COPING TECHNIQUESDDC classification: 050/Ab34 Summary: The effects of a stress management course on the stress knowledge and coping techniques of 101 graduate students in counseling were examined. Participants, drawn from various racial groups, were typically female (79%) and 21 to 55 years of age. Seven of the 8 null hypotheses were rejected. There were significant differences on 6 of the 7 dependent variables (overall knowledge of stress, perceived state and trait anxiety, stress response to positive and negative self-statements, and general and current stress level). The treatment group learned and implemented stress management strategies to better cope with stress. Recommendations and further directions for research are offered.| Item type | Current location | Collection | Call number | Status | Date due | Barcode |
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The effects of a stress management course on the stress knowledge and coping techniques of 101 graduate students in counseling were examined. Participants, drawn from various racial groups, were typically female (79%) and 21 to 55 years of age. Seven of the 8 null hypotheses were rejected. There were significant differences on 6 of the 7 dependent variables (overall knowledge of stress, perceived state and trait anxiety, stress response to positive and negative self-statements, and general and current stress level). The treatment group learned and implemented stress management strategies to better cope with stress. Recommendations and further directions for research are offered.
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