(2.2)--An Experimental Examination of T团体心理辅导.pdf

Journal of Counseling Psychology Copyright 2006 by the American Psychological Association 2006, Vol. 53, No. 2, 151–164 0022-0167/06/$12.00 DOI: 10.1037/0022-051 An Experimental Examination of Two Career Interventions for Battered Women Krista M. Chronister and Ellen Hawley McWhirter University of Oregon The authors tested the effectiveness of 2 group career interventions for 73 battered women who were randomly assigned to 1 of 2 treatment conditions or a wait-list control group. Both interventions included the 5 most effective career intervention components identified by S. D. Brown and N. E. Krane (2000), and 1 of the interventions also was designed to enhance critical consciousness (i.e., empowerment for self-protection and awareness of domestic violence impact; P. Freire, 1970; I. Martı´n-Baro´, 1994). Relative to controls, standard participants had higher career-search self-efficacy, and standard-plus participants had higher critical consciousness at posttest. At follow-up, standard-plus participants had higher critical consciousness scores and made more progress toward goal achievement than standard participants. Keywords: career intervention, battered women, critical consciousness, social–cognitive career theory, empowerment Domestic violen