Counselor Cognitive Complexity Effects on Counselor-Client Interaction Patterns (original) (raw)

Assuming that counseling is an Interlocking system of mutual influence and that the effect gilf various cnunselor/client responses on the behavior of he other is probabilistic, then it becoaes important to understand what categories of factors contribute to the probabilistic tendercies of counselor and client to respond ia different ways. One nategory of factors potentially affecting differential re5Iponse patterns, cognitive complexity, was investigated based on the assumption that If counselors and clients '