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  1. Factors Affecting African American Counselors' Job Satisfaction: A National Survey

    … that contributed to the job satisfaction of African American counselors (AAC). Although there are a variety of job satisfaction studies regarding mental health professionals, a literature review indicated research related to the job satisfaction of AACs was negligible. Knowing the factors …

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  2. Selected predictors of satisfaction with their program for African American counselors education master's degree students

    … the impact of demographic variables upon African American students in higher education (Pascarella et al., 2004; Patitu, 2000: Tinto, 1993). Few investigations have focused on African American graduate students particularly in Counselor Education. The purpose of this study was to identify …

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  3. A Qualitative Examination of African American Counselors' Experiences of Addressing Issues of Race, Ethnicity, and Culture with Clients Of Color

    Although many counselors consider themselves to be culturally aware, research has shown that deliberately and respectfully addressing race, culture, and ethnicity—particularly with clients of color—does not occur as consistently as it should, despite empirical evidence which documents that …

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  4. An Investigation of the Experiences of African American Female Counselor Educators Who Teach Multicultural Counseling Courses in Traditionally White Institutions

    <p>African American women have a history of oppression and discrimination. This purpose of this study was to examine the experiences of female African American counselor educators who teach multicultural counseling courses at Traditionally White Institutions (TWIs). Female African American

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