Career Counseling: Process, Issues, and Techniques

By N. Gysbers, M. Heppner, J. A. Johnston. 2002

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Using Qualitative Assessment in Career Counselling (2002, background): “• Genograms A genogram, family tree, or occupational tree (Gysbers et al., 1998; Okiishi, 1987; Okocha, 1998) may uncover the patterns of family influence on a client.”
Voices of the Forgotten Half: The Role of Social Class in the School-to-Work Transition. (2002, methodology): “Following the guidelines detailed by Lincoln and Guba (1985) and Hill et al. (1997), the auditors then reviewed the data analysis procedures and results to verify the validity of the inferences.”
The Systems Theory Framework of Career Development and Counseling: Connecting Theory and Practice (2006, methodology): “Gysbers, Heppner, and Johnston (1998) describe career development as “the drama of the ordinary’ because it is unfolding and evolving every day” (p.12), and suggest that because of its “ordinariness”, individuals may lose sight of its dynamic nature and impact on their lives.”