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Sociocultural Factors and Referral Outcome: An Exploratory Investigation

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ABSTRACT One response to increased service needs at university counseling centers has been community provider referrals. However, certain demographic groups may be more successful in these referrals than others. We… Click to show full abstract

ABSTRACT One response to increased service needs at university counseling centers has been community provider referrals. However, certain demographic groups may be more successful in these referrals than others. We hypothesized that students who identify as White, female, sexual minority, and older, would be more likely to be successfully referred. Self-reported demographic information was collected from clients at a Mid-Atlantic counseling center. A logistic regression analysis was conducted to test differences in referral status. Age alone emerged as significant, with older students being more likely than younger students to have a successful referral outcome. Implications of these findings are discussed.

Keywords: outcome exploratory; sociocultural factors; referral outcome; exploratory investigation; factors referral

Journal Title: Journal of College Student Psychotherapy
Year Published: 2019

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