Gerald L. Stone

Editorial
The Counseling Psychologist 1992 20: 245. [PDF]  

P. S. Fry

Major Social Theories of Aging and their Implications for Counseling Concepts and Practice: A Critical Review
The Counseling Psychologist 1992 20: 246-329. [Abstract] [PDF] [References]  

Royda Crose

Gerontology is Only Aging, it's Not Dead Yet!
The Counseling Psychologist 1992 20: 330-335. [PDF] [References]  

Robert C. Atchley

What do Social Theories of Aging Offer Counselors?
The Counseling Psychologist 1992 20: 336-340. [PDF] [References]  

Sara Honn Qualls

Social Gerontology Theory is Not Enough: Strategies and Resources for Counselors
The Counseling Psychologist 1992 20: 341-345. [PDF] [References]  

David F. Dettmann

A Clinical Reaction to Fry: "PHIL IS 83..."
The Counseling Psychologist 1992 20: 346-351. [PDF] [References]  

Kathleen L. Davis, John D. Alcorn, Linda Brooks, and Naomi M. Meara

Crystal Ball Gazing: Training and Accreditation in 2000 A.D.
The Counseling Psychologist 1992 20: 352-371. [Abstract] [PDF] [References]  

About the Authors
The Counseling Psychologist 1992 20: 372-373. [PDF]  

Henry Borow

John Gordon Darley (1910-1990)
The Counseling Psychologist 1992 20: 374-376. [PDF]  

Philip J. Raphael

Charles W. Thomas 11 (1926-1990)
The Counseling Psychologist 1992 20: 377-379. [PDF]  

The Leona Tyler Award 1991
The Counseling Psychologist 1992 20: 380-381. [PDF]  

John M. Darley

My Father, Jack Darley: A Personal Odyssey
The Counseling Psychologist 1992 20: 382-385. [PDF]  

Henry Borow

John Darley and the Origins of Counseling Psychology
The Counseling Psychologist 1992 20: 386-389. [PDF]  

Jo-Ida C. Hansen

Jack Darley's Contributions to Interest Theory and Practice
The Counseling Psychologist 1992 20: 390-394. [PDF] [References]  

John L. Holland

Some Recollections of Jack Darley
The Counseling Psychologist 1992 20: 395-397. [PDF]  

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