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Preferred Style and Ethnicity of Counselors by African American Males

Prospect Psychoeducational Services International

Joseph N. Ososkie

Steven Pulos

University of Northern Colorado

This study compared reality therapy and person-centered therapy practiced by an African American counselor and a European American counselor African American Job Corps participants were randomly assigned to view one offour videotapes of simulated counseling sessions. Results indicate a statistically significant difference between reality therapy and person-centered therapy, and between an African American counselor and a European American counselor Higher ratings were given to reality therapy over person-centered therapy and to an African American male counselor over a European American male counselor

Journal of Black Psychology, Vol. 22, No. 3, 329-339 (1996)
DOI: 10.1177/00957984960223004


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