Referring to the fable, The Man Who Was Placed In A Cage'', by Rollo May, the author discusses the implications of this piece of psychological literature for counselors and therapists. (JC)

Evidence indicates any young woman contemplating a professional career in geography can look forward to substantially less in both the short and long run in terms of material and non-material rewards, such as attainment of higher degrees, rank, appointments, salary, power, honors, etc., than can a young man of the same age and native ability.…

Previous experiments with grade school children, designed to raise their expectations for their own performance, were repeated with pupil subgroups formed according to race, sex, and age. Positive results were reproduced, and further analyses are presented to assess the effect of some status factors in the situation. (Author/JB)

Industrial arts instruction may be postulated upon the need for self-actualization with emphasis on the cultivation of ideals rather than material comforts. A child centered, not materials or industry centered, approcah is recommended. (MS)

The present study examined the effects of a weekend marathon group experience on values of self-actualization and on the interpersonal dimnension of personality. Both experimental and control subjects showed significanly positive changes on posttest and follow-up scores. It was premature to believe that the positive effects of a marathon group…

Educational innovation in the direction of discovery learning advances the process of self-actualization. It emphasizes the Hebraic-Greco view of man as a being with limitless potential. (CK)

Article states that no institution, no carefully planned program or curriculum can grow an individual. Only a special kind of teacher can do this. (Author/ML)

Foulds' findings that certain personality characteristics associated with self-actualization as measured by the Personal Orientation Inventory were significantly related to the ability of counselors to communicate empathic understanding and facilitative genuineness could not be replicated. (Author)

The author discusses the developmental stages of man and presents an open ended diagram to help clarify his view of the developmental nature of guidance. (BY)

The focus of this study is to determine how well the individual can function when he selects self-instructional courses which are job relevant, and then is told to proceed on his own, with little or no specific interest shown in his activity by the formal organization." (Author)

Vocational rehabilitation clients met in self-directed groups, using a set of program materials recorded on audiotape. The materials were designed to enhance opportunities for self exploration by presenting a series of interpersonal exercises. Results indicate that the subjects using the program materials became more open while control subjects…