Critical Ingredients of Career Choice Interventions: More Analyses and New Hypotheses.

By Steven D. Brown, N. E. R. Krane, Jessica Brecheisen, P. Castelino, Ivan Budisin, Matthew J Miller, Laurie Edens. 2003

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Effectiveness of Career Counseling and the Impact of the Working Alliance (2009, background): “Effect sizes vary when considering different variables, such as client attributes, the treatment modalities, the intervention ingredients, or the number of sessions (Brown et al., 2003; Whiston et al., 2003, Whiston, Sexton, & Lasoff, 1998).”
Impact of a Career Exploration Course on Career Decision Making, Adaptability, and Relational Support in Hong Kong (2016, background): “In their meta-analysis study, Brown et al. (2003) found that attention to building support as an ingredient of effective career intervention.”
Group-Based Life Design Counseling in an Italian Context. (2012, background): “These benefits emerged as the first critical component of career intervention found in the meta-analyses conducted by Ryan (1999) and confirmed by Brown et al. (2003).”