Some technological aspects of counseling adult women
Journal of Applied Psychology · 1937 · Volume 22 · Issue 5
Abstract
The Bernreuter personality inventory and the Allport study of values were used in a counseling project for a woman's organization. The results for these measures are discussed with respect to their value and limitation in the personal counseling of adult women. Cases are discussed with respect to neuroticism and introversion as measured by the scale. High religious and social values were found in these cases, and illustrative histories are presented. It is concluded that these measures may be of assistance to the counselor. (PsycInfo Database Record (c) 2025 APA, all rights reserved)
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