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C a n a d i a n J o u r n a l o f C o u n s e l l i n g

R e v u e C a n a d i e n n e d e C o u n s e l i n g

1 Volume 28:4 October I octobre 1994

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Published quarterly by the Canadian Guidance and Counselling Association Publication trimestrielle de la Société canadienne d'orientation et de consultation ISSN 0828-3893

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The CANADIAN JOURNAL OF COUNSEL-LING is the official journal of the Canadian Guidance and Counselling Association. Arti-cles are published that are of interest to coun-sellor educators as well as to practitioners working in schools, community agencies, uni-versity and college counselling centres, and other institutions in which psychological counselling is practiced. We welcome articles dealing with:

a. research reports of studies which have relevance to counselling practitioners,

b. descriptions of new techniques or inno-vative programs and practices,

c. discussions of current scientific issues, d. commentaries on current professional issues and on the role of CGCA in our society, e. critical summaries of published research and/or current issues of practice.

The Editor will be pleased to consider brief rebuttals to articles or brief commentaries (perhaps only a page or two) on issues of immediate relevance to this profession.

Manuscripts submitted for publication must adhere to the "Guidelines for Authors of

Manuscripts" found in the back of this journal.

All manuscripts published in the Canadian JcnirnaloJCounselling^re copyrighted. Persons

wishing to copy beyond "fair use" must seek permission of the Editor.

The CANADIAN JOURNAL OF COUNSEL-LING is published quarterly by the Canadian Guidance and CounsellingAssociation in Jan-uary, April, July, and October. Thejournal is published with grant support from the Social Sciences and Humanities Research Council of Canada.

Subscriptions are $45 Cdn. per volume. Sin-gle copies are available at $15.00 per copy.

Orders and correspondence regarding sub-scriptions, change of address, and purchase of back volumes should be sent to the Cana-dian Guidance and Counselling Association, 220 Laurier Ave. West, Suite 600, Ottawa, Ont. KlP 5Z9. Request for permission to republish should be addressed to the Editor.

Statements contained in the CANADIAN JOURNAL OF COUNSELLING are the

per-sonal views of the authors and do not consti-tute Canadian Guidance and Counselling Association policy unless so indicated.

Revue officielle de la Société canadienne d'orientation et de consultation, la REVUE CANADIENNE DE COUNSELING publie des articles d'intérêt général pour les per-sonnes chargées de la formation en counse-ling et pour les praticiens oeuvrant dans les écoles, les agences communautaires, les uni-versités et autres institutions qui dispensent des services de consultation psychologique. Sont jugés recevables les articles traitant de: a. recherches scientifiques sur des su-jets d'intérêt commun aux praticiens en

counseling,

b. techniques nouvelles, d'innovations au plan pratique et de programmes d'interven-tion originaux,

c. discussions sur des thèmes scientifiques d'actualité,

d. commentaires d'actualité sur la pratique professionnelle et sur le rôle social de la SCOC,

e. analyse critique de travaux de recherche déjà publiés et/ou questions d'actualité sur le plan pratique.

La rédaction prend aussi en considération des répliques ou commentaires (au maxi-mum une ou deux pages) traitant de ques-tions d'intérêt prépondérant à la pratique de la profession.

Les manuscrits soumis pour fins de publica-tion doivent être conformes aux "Normes de présentation des manuscrits" apparaissant à la fin de la revue.

Tous droits réservés sur les manuscrits publiés dans la Revue canadienne de counseling. Toute reproduction nécessite l'autorisation du Ré-dacteur en chef.

La REVUE CANADIENNE DE COUNSE-LING est une revue trimestrielle qui paraît en janvier, avril, juillet et octobre. Lejournal est publié avec l'aide financière du Conseil de recherches en sciences humaines du Canada. L'abonnement annuel est de $45 cdn. Le prix d'un numéro est de $15.00. Les commandes ainsi que la correspondance relative aux abonnements, aux changements d'adresse, aux achats de numéros antérieurs doivent être adressées à la Société canadienne d'o-rientation et de consultation, 220 Laurier Ave. West, Suite 600, Ottawa, Ont. KlP 5Z9. Les demandes de permission de citer et de reproduire doivent être adressées au Rédac-teur en chef.

Les textes publiés dans la REVUE CANA-DIENNE DE COUNSELING reflètent le point de vue personnel des auteurs et n'en-gagent en rien, à moins d'indication con-traire, la politique de la Société canadienne d'orientation et de consultation.

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C a n a d i a n J o u r n a l o f C o u n s e l l i n g Volume 28:4 October 1994 R e v u e c a n a d i e n n e d e c o u n s e l i n g Volume 28:4 octobre 1994 ISSN 0828-3893

Editor / Rédacteur en chef Max R. Uhlemann

University of Victoria

Associate Editors / Rédacteurs adjoints English Section: Anne Cummings

University of Western Ontario F. Ishu Ishiyama

University of British Columbia Section française: Geneviève Eournier

Université Eaval

Consulting Editors / Aviseurs à la rédaction Nancy Arthur

Southern Alberta Institute of Technology Azy Barak

University of Western Ontario K. V. Caims

University of Calgary Andrew Carson

McGill University Thomas Daniels

Sir Wilfred Grenfell College Beth E. Havercamp

University of British Columbia Ray Henjum University of Manitoba Bryan Hiebert University of Calgary Dawn C Howard-Rose University of Victoria L. D. Klas

Memorial University of Newfoundland Dong Yul Lee

University of Western Ontario Al Mahrer

University of Ottawa France Martin

Institut Philippe Pinel de Montréal Richard A. Young

University of British Columbia

Book Review Editors / Rédacteurs des comptes rendus English Section: Ronna Jevne and/et

Don Sawatzky

University of Alberta Section française: Lucilie Bédard

Université Laval

Managing Editors / Coordonnatrices à la rédaction Françoise Roux and/et

Mamy Stevenson University of Victoria

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C a n a d i a n J o u r n a l o f C o u n s e l l i n g Volume 28:4 Revue canadienne de c o u n s e l i n g October / octobre 1994

Special Issue / N u m é r o spécial

Issues and Solutions for Evaluating Career Development Programs and Services / Problèmes et solutions pour l'évaluation des

programmes et services en développement de carrière Guest Editors: Fred French, Bryan Hiebert, Lynne Bezanson

261 Introduction / Introduction

An Emerging Evaluation Model for Changing Times Fred French, Bryan Hiebert, Lynne Bezanson

270 Evaluating the Effectiveness of Career Counselling: Recent Evidence and Recommended Strategies

Robert J. Flynn

281 The Evaluation of Career Indecision in Career Development John H. Lewko

290 Evaluating Career-Development Programs for Women: Critique and Recommendations

Darlene A. Worth Gavin

299 Evaluation of Career Development Programs from an Action Perspective

Richard A. Young, Ladislav Valach 308 Measuring People's Minds and Lives

Mildred Canili, Sandra Martland

318 Knowledge Forms and Career Decision Making: A Component of Multidimensional Evaluation

Fred French, Carmel French

326 Evaluating Career Development in School-Based Programs: Performance Assessments

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Canadian Journal of Counselling / Revue canadienne de counseling / 1994, Vol. 28:4 259

334 A Framework for Quality Control, Accountability, and Evaluation: Being Clear About the Legitimate Outcomes of Career Counselling

Bryan Hiebert

346 The Evaluation of Career and Employment Counselling: A New Direction

Ralph Kellett

353 Book Reviews / Comptes rendus

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