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T I T L E I N D E X I N D E X DES T I T R E S Pagination of Volume 10 Pagination du volume 10 October/octobre 3- 41 January/janvier 45- 92 April/avril 95-145 July/juillet 147-199 A R T I C L E S / A R T I C L E S

Answering a Critique of Rational Emotive Ther-apy, 56, (Jan.)

Athens and Jerusalem, the University and Reli-gious Counselling, 127, (Apr.)

Biofeedback Therapy: On overview, 176, (July) Continuing Education for Men, 83, (Jan.) Counselling in England Today, 169, (July) Desired Job Characteristics for Males and

Fe-males, 185, (July)

Eclecticism in Counselling, 116, (Apr.)

The Effect of a Six Week Program of Systematic Training on Counsellors, 78, (Jan.)

The Effects of Empathy-Training on Empathie Response and Self-Concepts of Students in a Teacher-Training Program, 25, (Oct.)

The Effects of Preventative Consultation with Elementary School Principals in Changing Teacher Staff Meeting, Behaviours, 157, (My)

Experiences in Implementing a Computerized Vocational Information system in Alberta,

100, (Apr.)

Family Counselling — A New Frontier for School Counsellors, 180, (July)

A Few Thoughts, 98, (Apr.)

A Hedgehog Evaluation of Two Group Leadership Workshops, 152, (July)

Locus of Control and Consistency of Measured Vocational Interests, 37, (Oct.)

Loneliness: Self-Discrepancy and Sociological Variables, 133, (April)

Parental Involvement in Play Therapy, 166, (July)

Perceptions of Some Aspects of Career Guidance and Counselling Program at the Secondary Level, 71, (Jan.)

Pre- and Post-Parturition Personality Factors in "Keep" versus "Give" Unwed Mothers, 48, (Jan.)

Preparation Time and Sex in Test Interpretation, 105, (Apr.)

Rang De Naissance et Intelligence: Un Effort Méthodologique, 20, (Oct.)

The Rational Emotive Approach: A Critique, 52, (Jan.)

The Relationship Between Isolation and Self-Concept in the Elementary School Classroom: An Exploratory Study, 110, (Apr.)

A Scale for Measuring Counsellor Growth Focus, 60, (Jan.)

Sociolinguistics and the Counselling Process, 6, (Oct.)

Some Factors Influencing the Decision of Mature Women to Enroll for Continuing Education, 29, (Oct.)

The Student as Own-Therapist: Self-Control Pro-cedures for Use in Today's Schools and Uni-versities, 13, (Oct.)

Three Training Programs in Sex Counseling, 136, (Apr.)

Training Counsellors Using an Absentee-Cuing System, 120, (Apr.)

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B O O K R E V I E W S / R E V U E D E L I V R E S

The Adolescent Predicament — J. J. Mitchell, 40, (Oct.)

The Counselor and the Law — T. Bergum & S. Anderson, 194, (July)

Consultation: A Book of Readings — D. Dink-meyer & J. Carlson, (eds.), 90, (Jan.)

Discussing Death: A Guide to Death Education — G. C Mills & R. Reisler, 90, (Jan.)

If I Tell You, Will I Feel Less Scared? — G. Sass, 193, (July)

The "Job Finder:" It Pays to Advertise — S. N. Feingold & F. E. Hoffman, 41, (Oct.)

Know Your Own Personality — H. Eysenck & G. Wilson, 195, (July)

The Negotiated Order of the School — W. B. M. Martin, 143, (Apr.)

A New Guide to Rational Living — A. Ellis & R. H. Harper, 89, (Jan.)

Misunderstandings of the Self — V. Raimy, 144, (Apr.)

Momism: The Silent Disease of America — H. Sebald, 192, (July)

Readings in Psychological Tests and Measurements — W. L. Barnett Jr., 193, (July)

Search for Significance — D. Lombardi, 91, (Jan.) A Teaching Unit of Death and Dying - the

Memorial Society of Edmonton and District 90, (Jan.)

Why be Lonely? — E. Ford & R. Zorn, 144, (Apr.)

A U T H O R I N D E X / I N D E X DES A U T E U R S

Abrioux, M., 192, (July) Altmann, H. A., 51, 78, (Jan.) Amundsen, N., 143, (Apr.) Andrews, W. R., 13, (Oct.) Barrow, J. C, 50, 60, (Jan.) Boak, T., 51, 78, (Jan.) Carr, R., 150, 157, (July) Chagnon, G., 20, (Oct.) Conklin, R. C, 95, 116, (Apr.) Conville, R. L., 6, (Oct.) Christensen, C M., 45, (Jan.) Crooks, M. M., 29, (Oct.) Crookes, M. M., 51, 83, (Jan.) Dougan, K., 90, (Jan.) Eberlein, L., 194, (July) Ellis, A., 50, 56, (Jan.)

Ficsher, D. G., 50, 68, (Jan.) Fitzsimmons, G. W., 41, (Oct.) Foster, L, 37, (Oct.)

Fraser, J. A., 25, (Oct.) Friesen, J., 151, 180, (July)

Grant, J., 51, 71, (Jan.) Hague, W., 151, 169, (July) Hiebert, B., 151, 176, (July) Hughson, L, 37, (Oct.) Ivey, A. E., 6, (Oct.) Janzen, H. L., 147, (July) Ladan, C L, 29, (Oct.) Ladan, C J., 51, 83, (Jan.) Laniel, Y., 20, (Oct.)

Mahon, B. R., 150, 152, (July) Marshall, W. L., 13, (Oct.) Mazurkewich, S., 50, 68, (Jan.) Markoff, M. W., 95, 110, (Apr.) Martin, R. D., 50, 68, (Jan.) Marxheimer, S., 95, 98, (Apr.) McClure, W. L, 96, 120, (Apr.) McConnell, L. G., 97, 136, (Apr.) McLeod, H., 51, 71, (Jan.) Miles, F., 150, 152, (July) Moore, J. A., 97, 133, (Apr.) Morris, B. G., 50, 52, (Jan.) Muir, W., 193, (July) 198

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199 Nichols, A., 51, 71, (Jan.)

Ohlson, E. L., 150, 166, (July) Peavy, V., 144, (Apr.)

Penner, W., 50, 71, (Jan.) Pyke, S. W., 151, 185, (July) Renner, V., 91, (Jan.) Romaniuck, E., 95, 100, (Apr.) Rudner, H. L., 95, 110, (Apr.) Shea, E. C, 96, 127, (Apr.)

Souch, S. G., 95, 100, (Apr.)

Usher, B. R., 193, (July) Van Hesteren, F., 90, (Jan.) Vargo, J. W., 89, (Jan.) Vargo, J. W., 144, (Apr.) Vitro, F. T., 25, (Oct.) Vriend, J., 96, 120, (Apr.) West, L., 150, 152, (July) Westwood, M., 96, 110, (Apr.) Wiesenberg, F., 151, 185, (July) Wiley, H. J., 96, 116, (Apr.) Williams, V., 95, 105, (Apr.) Zingle, H. W., 3, (Oct.) E D I T O R I A L S / E D I T O R I A L S

Changing the Role of the Counsellor?, 45, (Jan.) Corrective, Remedial and Therapeutic

Interven-tions in the Learning Process, 147, (July) O Great Spirit, I Need Your Strength and your

Wisdom, 3, (Oct.)

O Magnanime Esprit, j'ai besoin de votre Force et de votre Sagesse, 3, (Oct.)

Le Role du Conseiller: Change-t-il?, 45, (Jan.) Les Interventions correctives, Curatives et

thérapeutique le processus d'apprentissage 147, (July)

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