New Assistant Professors of Counselor Education: Their 1st Year
Counselor Education and SupervisionPublished 1 June 2002
Sandy Magnuson
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The author presents the results of an investigation of the experiences of new assistant professors of counselor education. Although most of the participants reported high degrees of stress and anxiety, positive relationships with veteran faculty members seemed to be a mediating factor that was correlated with satisfaction.
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