Differential Effects of Group Counseling With Black and White Female Delinquents: One Year Later.

Redfering, David L.

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Publication Date: 1975

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Differential Effects of Group Counseling With Black and White Female Delinquents: One Year Later

Redfering, David L.

Journal of Negro Education, 44, 4, 530-537, F 75

Results do not support the general concensus of earlier researchers that whites generally respond more favorably than blacks to counseling and psychotherapy. Study concludes that for the black females the long term effects of group counseling are substantially superior. (Author/AM)

Descriptors: Affective Behavior, Counseling Effectiveness, Delinquent Rehabilitation, Females, Group Counseling, Negative Attitudes, Psychotherapy, Racial Differences, Semantic Differential

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