Which of the following did Mayfield et al. (1999) characterize as the difference between the case notes of novice counselors and those of experienced counselors?
a. Novice counselors tend to note irrelevant, superficial details, whereas experienced counselors look at deeper, essential patterns.
b. Novice counselors connect their observations to theories they have learned whereas experienced counselors connect their observations to their own experiences.
c. The case notes of novice counselors tend to be longer than the case notes of experienced counselors.
d. The case notes of novice counselors tend to be shorter than the case notes of experienced counselors.
e. The case notes of novice counselors contextualize clients whereas the case notes of experienced counselors do not.
Answer: a
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