Class and gender and determinants of therapists' perceptions of clients were investigated in
a survey of 418 psychologists presented with a case history that manipulated all possible …

To assess whether there are different stereotypes for male and female therapists held by
male and female perceivers and to examine ceiling effects on the short Counselor Rating …

This study investigated the effects of client and therapist sex and sex-role style on clinical
judgment. Therapists were asked to rate various aspects of functioning for bogus clinical …

Accusations of sex bias in the mental health field have been leveled at clinicians, without
consideration of possible differential demands made by male and female patients. The …

The purpose of this investigation was to submit the claim of sex-related bias in clinical
judgment to more thorough empirical testing than had been the case in previous research …

This study asked whether clinicians would judge a case differently if the patient were male or
female. One hundred and three clinical social workers were given a clinical vignette with …

Becoming aware of factors that may affect differential treatment of clients is necessary for
psychologists to practice competently. Scholarly writing and empirical studies have …

Examines the relationship among a client's gender role attitude, the client's sex, the
counselor's sex and the client's rating of his or her counselor. Men versus women client …

Investigated the effects of therapist sex, client sex, and client pathology on treatment goals
formulated by a pool of 32 male and 32 female practicing psychotherapists (psychiatrists …

Psychotherapy inherently engages clients' preferences, which have been conceptualized as
key elements of evidence-based clinical practice. Yet, few studies have examined clients' …