Inner Circle Strategy

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What stood out to me the most from Chapter seven of the readings is that from the start Cormier et al. (2008) and her colleagues state that there has been “little research on the effects of interview procedures, has been conducted”. (p. 231) After reading this introduction of the chapter, I was drawn to Inner Circle strategy illustration on p. 233; I could see the benefits of using this method in a counseling session, but not in an academic setting. From my experience of interview sessions with students, it is difficult to incorporate the circle strategy of ranging their concerns, as I only get to meet with them twice a semester for 15-20 minutes. In many sections of this chapter, I could see connections to previous chapters of the textbook,

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