Jerold D Bozarth
Biographic Data
| ID | 1382407 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Jerold D Bozarth |
| GIVEN NAMES | Jerold D |
| FAMILY NAME | Bozarth |
| SIGNATURE | BOZARTH J D |
| AFFILIATIONS | University of Georgia |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 6 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 8 |
| WORKS AS AUTHOR | 6 |
| WORKS AS EDITOR | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1970 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2002 |
| H-INDEX | 2 |
Nondirectivity in the Person-Centered Approach
This article responds to a critique of nondirectivity in the person-centered approach by Edwin Kahn. Kahn contended (a) that it is impossible for a therapist to be consistently nondirective because theoretical and personal biases are unavoidable, (b) that the focus on the “psychology of the client” in person-centered therapy implies “a one-person rather than a two-person psychology,” and (c) that “fallible directivity may be useful.” The author c…
The art of "being" in psychotherapy
This article discusses the art of being in psychotherapy from the perspective of the author's experience and study as a client‐centered/person‐centered therapist. Several conclusions about psychotherapy are presented within a quasi‐autobiographical context in order to permit readers to know the source of such conclusions. Among these conclusions are that: (1) Effective psychotherapy is as much about what the therapist does not do as what the ther…
An Overview of the Third National Conference for Counseling Psychology
This report (a) describes the issues and planning process that led up to the Georgia conference and (b) summarizes the background and characteristics of the conference participants
Signifying significant significance
Effects of Short-Term Training On Residence Hall Assistants
Inasmuch as undergraduate residence hall assistants are being called upon more frequently to counsel students in social-personal problems and little training specific to this function has been given in the past, there is a need to develop an effective but brief training program leading to increased counseling effectiveness. Six hours of specialized training which focused on counselor accurate empathy enabled eight randomly chosen undergraduate re…
Verbal Protocol Patterns of College Dormitory Counselors
This study examines the relationship of Verbal Protocol Patterns (VPP) to the core facilitative conditions of Accurate Empathy (AE) and Warmth (W) described by Truax and Carkhuff. The specific question addressed is: "What is the degree of relationship of certain verbal protocol patterns of college resident counselors to the variables of Accurate Empathy and Warmth?" The findings suggest that in this study more reflective, non-judgmental counselor…
An Overview of the Third National Conference for Counseling Psychology
This report (a) describes the issues and planning process that led up to the Georgia conference and (b) summarizes the background and characteristics of the conference participants
Nondirectivity in the Person-Centered Approach
This article responds to a critique of nondirectivity in the person-centered approach by Edwin Kahn. Kahn contended (a) that it is impossible for a therapist to be consistently nondirective because theoretical and personal biases are unavoidable, (b) that the focus on the “psychology of the client” in person-centered therapy implies “a one-person rather than a two-person psychology,” and (c) that “fallible directivity may be useful.” The author c…
Verbal Protocol Patterns of College Dormitory Counselors
This study examines the relationship of Verbal Protocol Patterns (VPP) to the core facilitative conditions of Accurate Empathy (AE) and Warmth (W) described by Truax and Carkhuff. The specific question addressed is: "What is the degree of relationship of certain verbal protocol patterns of college resident counselors to the variables of Accurate Empathy and Warmth?" The findings suggest that in this study more reflective, non-judgmental counselor…
Verbal Protocol Patterns of College Dormitory Counselors
This study examines the relationship of Verbal Protocol Patterns (VPP) to the core facilitative conditions of Accurate Empathy (AE) and Warmth (W) described by Truax and Carkhuff. The specific question addressed is: "What is the degree of relationship of certain verbal protocol patterns of college resident counselors to the variables of Accurate Empathy and Warmth?" The findings suggest that in this study more reflective, non-judgmental counselor…
Effects of Short-Term Training On Residence Hall Assistants
Inasmuch as undergraduate residence hall assistants are being called upon more frequently to counsel students in social-personal problems and little training specific to this function has been given in the past, there is a need to develop an effective but brief training program leading to increased counseling effectiveness. Six hours of specialized training which focused on counselor accurate empathy enabled eight randomly chosen undergraduate re…
Signifying significant significance
An Overview of the Third National Conference for Counseling Psychology
This report (a) describes the issues and planning process that led up to the Georgia conference and (b) summarizes the background and characteristics of the conference participants
The art of "being" in psychotherapy
This article discusses the art of being in psychotherapy from the perspective of the author's experience and study as a client‐centered/person‐centered therapist. Several conclusions about psychotherapy are presented within a quasi‐autobiographical context in order to permit readers to know the source of such conclusions. Among these conclusions are that: (1) Effective psychotherapy is as much about what the therapist does not do as what the ther…
Nondirectivity in the Person-Centered Approach
This article responds to a critique of nondirectivity in the person-centered approach by Edwin Kahn. Kahn contended (a) that it is impossible for a therapist to be consistently nondirective because theoretical and personal biases are unavoidable, (b) that the focus on the “psychology of the client” in person-centered therapy implies “a one-person rather than a two-person psychology,” and (c) that “fallible directivity may be useful.” The author c…
Psychology (6 works) · Counseling Practices and Supervision (4 works) · Empathy (3 works) · Psychotherapy Techniques and Applications (3 works) · Social Psychology (3 works) · Applied Psychology (2 works) · Clinical Psychology (2 works) · Counseling, Therapy, and Family Dynamics (2 works) · Medical education (2 works) · Medicine (2 works)