Counseling Black Students

Additional informationNotes on contributorsBurton L. BacknerBurton L. Backner is an assistant professor and coordinator of the College Discovery Program in the Department of Special Programs at Queens College of the City University of New York

Mathematics education · Medical education · Pedagogy · Education Systems and Policy · Higher Education Research Studies · Medicine · Psychology · Social Psychology

• A brief review of the effects of race in clinical service interactions

  Jerome M Siegel•American Journal of Orthopsychiatry•1974

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• Refining the Goals of Pluralistic Therapy From the Hispanic-Anglo Experience

  Elaine S Levine, Elaine LeVine et al.•Chicano psychology•1984

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• The Emergence of a Black Perspective in Counseling

  Gerald Gregory Jackson•The Journal of Negro Education•1977

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• Students' Race and Preferences for Counselor's Race, Sex, Age, and Experience

  Open Access•Bianca L Bernstein, Priscilla Wade et al.•Journal of Multicultural…•1987

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• Influence of Native-Americans' Cultural Commitment on Preferences for Counselor Ethnicity and Expectations About Counseling

  Open Access•Mark E Johnson, Karen H Lashley•Journal of Multicultural…•1989

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• Effects of Race, Racial Identity Development, and Orientation Style on Perceived Consultant Effectiveness

  Open Access•Carol Duncan, Carol Faye Duncan et al.•Journal of Multicultural…•1993

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• An overview of pluralistic therapy with application to Hispanics

  Open Access•Elaine S Levine, Elaine LeVine•International Journal of…•1978

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• Ethnic Similarity in Counseling Psychology

  Open Access•Donald R Atkinson•The Counseling Psychologist•1983

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• The Roots of the Backlash Theory in Mental Health

  Open Access•Gerald Gregory Jackson•Journal of Black Psychology•1979

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