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050			_aLC 1043 .H7 1957
100			_aHoppock, Robert _eauthor
245		0	_aOccupational information : _bwhere to get it and how to use it in counseling and teaching / _cRobert Hoppock
260			_aNew York : _bMcGraw Hill Education, _cc1957
300			_ax, 534 pages ; _c23 cm.
504			_aIncludes bibliographical references and index.
505			_a1. Why Study Occupations? -- 2. What the Counselor Should Know about Occupations -- 3. What the Client Should Know about Occupations -- 4. Sources of Occupational Information -- 5. Appraising Occupational Literature -- 6. Classifying and Filing Occupational Information -- 7. A Theory of Occupational Choice -- 8. Other Theories of Occupational Choice -- 9. Contributions of Client-centered Counseling to Vocational Counseling -- 10. The Use of Occupational Information in Counseling--Excerpts from Other Authors -- 11. The Use of Occupational Information in Counseling General Aspects -- 12. The Use of Occupational Information in Counseling-Answering Questions -- 13. The Teaching of Occupations -- 14. Students Follow up Alumni -- 15. Plant Tours -- 16. Group Conferences -- 17. Students Survey Beginning Jobs -- 18. Case Conference -- 19. Laboratory Study -- 20. Self-measurement -- 21. Other Methods of Getting and Using Occupational Information -- 22. Suggestions for Beginners -- 23. Suggestions for School and College Administrators -- 24. Suggestions for College Teacher -- 25. Evaluation -- 26. Occupational information in the Elementary school -- 27. Other Aspects of Occupational Adjustment.
520			_aThis is a textbook for use in the training of counselors, teachers, psychologists, rehabilitation officers, school and college administrators, social workers, employment interviewers, personnel directors, librarians, parents, clergymen, psychiatrists, and others to whom people turn when they want facts about jobs to help them to decide what they will do to earn a living. Parts of the book may interest economists and sociologists who are concerned with problems of occupational choice, distribution, mobility, and adjustment.
650			_aGUIDANCE IN EDUCATION
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