Timothy Thomason
Datos Biográficos
| ID | 4516541 |
|---|---|
| NOMBRE | Timothy Thomason |
| NOMBRES | Timothy |
| APELLIDO | Thomason |
| FIRMA | THOMASON T |
| AFILIACIONES | Northern Arizona University |
| VERIFICADO | No |
| TOTAL DE OBRAS | 6 |
| TOTAL DE CITAS | 8 |
| TOTAL COMO AUTOR | 6 |
| TOTAL COMO EDITOR | 0 |
| PRIMER AÑO DE PUBLICACIÓN | 1977 |
| AÑO MÁS RECIENTE DE PUBLICACIÓN | 2008 |
| ÍNDICE H | 2 |
Counseling Psychology in China
Issues in the Treatment of Native Americans With Alcohol Problems
The author reviews the literature on the treatment of Native Americans who have alcohol abuse or dependence disorders and provides an interpretation of the research on this topic. The most common alcohol treatment modalities used with Native Americans are described and critiqued, including adapted versions of standard treatments. Several practiced recommendations are made regarding revising standard treatments to make them more culturally appropr…
Improving the recruitment and retention of Native American students in psychology
This article establishes the need for more Native American psychologists and describes practical methods for universities to use to recruit, retain, and graduate more Native American students. Reasons for the underrepresentation of such students in psychology training programs include differences in worldview, demographic and geographic factors, and the lack of adequate marketing to members of this population. Recruitment and retention efforts ca…
The Doctoral Comprehensive Examination in Counselor Education
According to recent survey results, the doctoral comprehensive examination is still the most often used method of evaluating doctoral students for candidacy. Widespread dissatisfaction, however, on the part of both professors and students continues. This article gives suggestions for improving the written portion of the doctoral comprehensive examination
Are You There, Supervisor? It's Me, Your Counselor
In recent years counselors have attempted to clarify their role for their employers and/or supervisors. These attempts although well-intentioned, have achieved limited success because supervisors in community mental health centers, principals in schools, deans in community colleges and universities, and employers in governmental agencies continue to heap administrative and secretarial tasks upon counselors. This leads to a reduction in counselor-…
A comparison of two parent-training models with educated parents
This study sought to differentiate between two models of parent training in terms of effectiveness: Parent Effectiveness Training and a behavior modification child management program. Participants were 41 parents who volunteered to participate in a course on how to be a better parent; most were of high educational and socioeconomic status. Several self-report and observational measures were used. The groups were not found to differ significantly …
The Doctoral Comprehensive Examination in Counselor Education
According to recent survey results, the doctoral comprehensive examination is still the most often used method of evaluating doctoral students for candidacy. Widespread dissatisfaction, however, on the part of both professors and students continues. This article gives suggestions for improving the written portion of the doctoral comprehensive examination
Improving the recruitment and retention of Native American students in psychology
This article establishes the need for more Native American psychologists and describes practical methods for universities to use to recruit, retain, and graduate more Native American students. Reasons for the underrepresentation of such students in psychology training programs include differences in worldview, demographic and geographic factors, and the lack of adequate marketing to members of this population. Recruitment and retention efforts ca…
Issues in the Treatment of Native Americans With Alcohol Problems
The author reviews the literature on the treatment of Native Americans who have alcohol abuse or dependence disorders and provides an interpretation of the research on this topic. The most common alcohol treatment modalities used with Native Americans are described and critiqued, including adapted versions of standard treatments. Several practiced recommendations are made regarding revising standard treatments to make them more culturally appropr…
Are You There, Supervisor? It's Me, Your Counselor
In recent years counselors have attempted to clarify their role for their employers and/or supervisors. These attempts although well-intentioned, have achieved limited success because supervisors in community mental health centers, principals in schools, deans in community colleges and universities, and employers in governmental agencies continue to heap administrative and secretarial tasks upon counselors. This leads to a reduction in counselor-…
A comparison of two parent-training models with educated parents
This study sought to differentiate between two models of parent training in terms of effectiveness: Parent Effectiveness Training and a behavior modification child management program. Participants were 41 parents who volunteered to participate in a course on how to be a better parent; most were of high educational and socioeconomic status. Several self-report and observational measures were used. The groups were not found to differ significantly …
The Doctoral Comprehensive Examination in Counselor Education
According to recent survey results, the doctoral comprehensive examination is still the most often used method of evaluating doctoral students for candidacy. Widespread dissatisfaction, however, on the part of both professors and students continues. This article gives suggestions for improving the written portion of the doctoral comprehensive examination
Are You There, Supervisor? It's Me, Your Counselor
In recent years counselors have attempted to clarify their role for their employers and/or supervisors. These attempts although well-intentioned, have achieved limited success because supervisors in community mental health centers, principals in schools, deans in community colleges and universities, and employers in governmental agencies continue to heap administrative and secretarial tasks upon counselors. This leads to a reduction in counselor-…
Improving the recruitment and retention of Native American students in psychology
This article establishes the need for more Native American psychologists and describes practical methods for universities to use to recruit, retain, and graduate more Native American students. Reasons for the underrepresentation of such students in psychology training programs include differences in worldview, demographic and geographic factors, and the lack of adequate marketing to members of this population. Recruitment and retention efforts ca…
Issues in the Treatment of Native Americans With Alcohol Problems
The author reviews the literature on the treatment of Native Americans who have alcohol abuse or dependence disorders and provides an interpretation of the research on this topic. The most common alcohol treatment modalities used with Native Americans are described and critiqued, including adapted versions of standard treatments. Several practiced recommendations are made regarding revising standard treatments to make them more culturally appropr…
Counseling Psychology in China
Psychology (6 obras) · Clinical Psychology (4 obras) · Counseling Practices and Supervision (4 obras) · Medicine (4 obras) · Applied Psychology (3 obras) · Medical education (3 obras) · Political science (3 obras) · Applied Psychology (2 obras) · Child and Adolescent Psychosocial and Emotional Development (2 obras) · Clinical Psychology (2 obras)