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Generalized self-efficacy expectancies and optimism as predictors of growth group outcomes

Owen Richard Lightsey Jr Department of Counseling, The University of Memphis, Tennessee
Pages 189-202 | Published online: 31 Jan 2008

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MartinH. Ritchie & Susan Norris Huss. (2000) Recruitment and screening of minors for group counseling. The Journal for Specialists in Group Work 25:2, pages 146-156.
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Aba Delsignore & Ulrich Schnyder. (2007) Control expectancies as predictors of psychotherapy outcome: A systematic review. British Journal of Clinical Psychology 46:4, pages 467-483.
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