Edward C Bonk

Biographic Data

ID1382105
NAMEEdward C Bonk
GIVEN NAMESEdward C
FAMILY NAMEBonk
SIGNATUREBONK E C
AFFILIATIONSNorth Texas State University
VERIFIEDNo
TOTAL WORKS8
TOTAL CITATIONS5
AUTHOR COUNT8
EDITOR COUNT0
FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR1970
LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR1978
H-INDEX1

  • Personality Growth among Counselor Trainees as Measured by the Personal Orientation Dimensions

    Open AccessEdward C Bonk, Robert R Knapp et al.ARTICLEEducational and Psychological…1978

    This study was designed to examine changes in level of actualizing among counselor trainees at the Master's degree level as measured by the Personality Orientation Dimensions (POD), following the next-to-the-last course in Counseling and Student Personnel Services. Differences between pretest and posttest raw scores were significant for 4 of 13 POD scales. All changes were in the direction of hypothesized greater actualizing. It was concluded tha…

  • MMPI Characteristics of Clergymen in Counseling Training and Their Relationship to Supervisor's and Peers' Ratings of Counseling Effectiveness

    Open AccessDavid G Jansen, Edward C Bonk et al.ARTICLEPsychological Reports1973

    Normative MMPI data for 85 clergymen entering counseling training at a state hospital were computed. Basically, the mean MMPI scores of Ss were similar to those reported previously for male marriage counselors. The correlation between supervisor's and peers' ratings of counseling effectiveness was .64. Three MMPI clinical scales showed negative correlations of more than .30 with supervisor's ratings, whereas six clinical scales and one validity s…

  • Another Look at Intercorrelations Among Scales of Personal Orientation Inventory

    Open AccessDavid G Jansen, Frank J Garvey et al.ARTICLEPsychological Reports1973

    writers noted some suggestion that item overlap may be responsible for at least the first two of three factors in their empirical POI data. Previous research with clergymen Ss by Jansen, Garvey, and Bonk (1972) has indicated that clergymen entering clinical training have a pattern of POI scale scores which is in some respects dissimilar from the pattern observed For the normal adult norrnativc sample. Other research by Jansen and Garvey (in press…

  • Relationships between personal orientation inventory and shipley-hartford scale scores and supervisor and peer ratings of counseling competency for clergymen in clinical training

    Open AccessDavid G Jansen, Edward C Bonk et al.ARTICLEJournal of Community Psychology1973References: 6

  • Graduate Students in Education

    Open AccessDavid G Jansen, Edward C Bonk et al.ARTICLECounselor Education and Supervision1973Cited by: 1References: 6

    Male and female graduate students majoring in counseling and guidance were compared with their peers specializing in supervision or a teaching field. Significant differences among subgroups of both sexes were observed on both intellective and nonintellective variables. Male counselor candidates were more clearly differentiated from noncounseling majors than female counselor candidates. However, the similarities among categories of graduate studen…

  • Personality Characteristics of Clergymen Entering a Clinical Training Program at a State Hospital

    Open AccessDavid G Jansen, Frank J Garvey et al.ARTICLEPsychological Reports1972

  • Differences among Male A, B, and C Master's Degree Candidates in a Counseling Practicum

    Open AccessDavid G Jansen, George P Robb et al.ARTICLECounselor Education and Supervision1972References: 12

    Little or no research has been done on the counseling practicum grade as a measure of counseling effectiveness. This study explored the intellective and nonintellective differences among males with A, B, and C grades in the counseling practicum. Significant differences among grade categories were observed on 7 of 17 variables. The nature and direction of the differences among males with grades of A, B, or C suggested that practicum grades tend to…

  • Characteristics of High-Rated and Low-Rated Master's Degree Candidates in Counseling and Guidance

    Open AccessDavid G Jansen, George P Robb et al.ARTICLECounselor Education and Supervision1970Cited by: 4References: 8

    The relationship between intellective and non-intellective variables and counseling competence was investigated by comparing student counselors rated as falling within the top 25 percent in overall competence at the end of an evaluation seminar with their counterparts rated in the bottom 25 percent. Competence was operationally defined as a composite of knowledge of counseling theories and techniques, knowledge of and ability to use test data in …