Clients' Reactions to Initial Interviews

1. BETTELHEIM, B. Love is Not Enough Glencoe, Illinois: The Free Press, 1950.

2. BIDDLE, B. J. "An Application of Social Expectation Theory to the Initial Interview." Unpublished Ph.D. thesis, University of Michigan, 1954.

3. BORDIN, E. S. "Dimensions of the Counseling Process." J. din. Psychol., Vol. 4, pp. 240-244, 1948.

4. COBURN, H. H. "An Experimental Comparison of Relationship Centered and Problem-Centered Counseling." Unpublished Ed.D. thesis, Wayne University, 1954.

5. FENN, A. H. "An Experimental Investigation of the Meanings of Understanding in the Counseling Relationship." Unpublished Ed.D. thesis, Wayne University, 1954.

6. GARRETT, A. "The Worker-Client Relationship." Amer.J. Orthopsychiat., Vol. 19, Pp. 224-238, 1949.

7. GILL, M. , NEWMAN, R. , REDLICH, F. G. , and SOMMERS, M. The Initial Interview in Psychiatric Practice New York: International Universities Press, 1954.

8. LEWIN, K. , DEMBO, T. , FESTINGER, L. , and SEARS, P. "Level of Aspiration," In J. McV. Hunt , (Ed.), Personality and the Behavior Disorders Vol. i. New York: Ronald Press, 1944.

9. SEEMAN, J. "A Study of Preliminary Interview Methods in Vocational Counseling." J. consult. Psychol., Vol. 12, PP. 321-330, 1948.

1O. THOMAS, E. J. , POLANSKY, N. , and KOUNIN, J. "The Expected Behavior of a Potentially Helpful Person." Hum. Relat., Vol. VIII, pp. 165-174, 1955.

11. WORBY, M. "The Adolescent's Expectations of How the Potentially Helpful Person Will Act." Smith College Studies in Social Work, Vol. 26, pp. 19-59, 1955.