PRACTICE Model Of Coaching
29/06/2021 Career Counseling
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The Study Behind PRACTICE Model
D’Zurilla, Goldfried and Nezu developed a number of problem-solving methods that are well documented and have been applied to a wide range of issues and settings.
(D’Zurilla and Goldfried, 1971; D’Zurilla, 1986; D’Zurilla & Nezu, 1999). Wasik (1984) described a simple seven-step problem-solving model that has been applied to the fields of counseling, psychotherapy, management, coaching and training. The steps are (Wasik, 1984):
Problem identification
Goal selection
Generation of alternatives
Consideration of consequences
Decision making
Implementation
Evaluation
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