THE TIMING OF COUNSELOR CONTACT IN THE USE OF A COMPUTER INFORMATION DELIVERY SYSTEM WITH ADULT CAREER COUNSELING CLIENTS

Treatment outcome differences based on the timing of counselor contact in the use of a computer information delivery system were investigated. The results indicate significant differences between scores for the postintervention counseling and control groups on the Career Decision Scale. Results also indicate significant differences between the postintervention and en-route counseling groups for scores on the Computer Liking subscale of the Computer Attitude Scale. Implications are discussed.