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Download full textSteward, Robbie J.; Borgers, Sherry; Jo, Hanik; Chambers, Tara; Brown, Nikki – 1998
The acquisition of culture-specific knowledge through reading and/or experience is an important component of cross-cultural counseling education. This study explores the relationship between counselor trainees' culture specific knowledge and their ability to empathize in general. It would seem reasonable to assume that those who belong to a…
Descriptors: Black Culture, Blacks, Counselor Attitudes, Counselor Training
Steward, Robbie J.; Jackson, James; Neil, Douglas; Jo, Hanik; Nehring, Sarah; Grondin, Kelly – 1998
Empathy has been defined as the single most important dimension in establishing a counseling relationship. This paper describes a study that compares counselor trainees' and a general population of African American males' empathy ratings of racially mixed videotaped counseling sessions. The report addresses the following questions: "Do…
Descriptors: Attitude Measures, Blacks, Counseling, Counseling Effectiveness
