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Index to Volume 47 September 1998 1-96 December 1998 97-192 March 1999 193-288 June 1999 289-368 AUTHOR INDEX Allen, Tammy D., 159 O’Brien, Karen M., 215 Amundson, Norman E., 135 Oliver, Jennifer A., 36 Owen, Anne, 204 Blustein, David L., 348 Braungart-Rieker, Julia M., 255 Parcover, Jason A., 98 Brown, Steven D., 297 Penner, Kurt, 135 Poteet, Mark L., 159 Dukstein, Rebecca D., 215 Powell, Darrell F., 145 Ebberwein, Chris, 204 Raskin, Patricia M., 32 Reardon, Robert C., 195 Felch, Jill, 48 Reitzle, Matthias, 6 Fouad, Nadya A., 337 Riordan, Richard J., 173 Rojewski, Jay W., 267 Gasser, Michael B., 36 Russell, Joyce E. A., 159 Guerra, Antonia L., 255 Gusavac, Nance, 48 Sampson, James P., Jr., 243 Savickas, Mark L., 326 Hackett, Gail, 297 Schmitt-Rodermund, Eva, 16 Hamann, Tammy, 48 Scholl, Mark B., 230 Hansen, L. Sunny, 353 Silbereisen, Rainer K., 16 Hastings, Sarah, 204 Solberg, V. Scott, 48 Herr, Edwin L., 359 Swanson, Jane L., 98, 337 Hill, Roger B., 267 Tan, Rowena N., 36 Jackson, Stacey L., 215 Tomlinson, Merideth J., 215 Johnson, John, 48 Torres, Jose, 48 Kahnweiler, William M., 173 Vondracek, Fred W., 6 Kamatuka, Ngondi A., 215 Krieshok, Thomas S., 204 Wettersten, Kara, 204 Krumboltz, John D., 312 Worthington, Roger L., 291, 312 Wright, Laura K., 195 Lamborn, Sue, 48 Lent, Robert W., 291, 297 Luzzo, Darrell Anthony, 145 Niles, Spencer G., 2, 4 THE CAREER DEVELOPMENT QUARTERLY / MARCH 2000 / VOL. 48 Index to Volume 47 September 1998 1-96 December 1998 97-192 March 1999 193-288 June 1999 289-368 AUTHOR INDEX Allen, Tammy D., 159 O’Brien, Karen M., 215 Amundson, Norman E., 135 Oliver, Jennifer A., 36 Owen, Anne, 204 Blustein, David L., 348 Braungart-Rieker, Julia M., 255 Parcover, Jason A., 98 Brown, Steven D., 297 Penner, Kurt, 135 Poteet, Mark L., 159 Dukstein, Rebecca D., 215 Powell, Darrell F., 145 Ebberwein, Chris, 204 Raskin, Patricia M., 32 Reardon, Robert C., 195 Felch, Jill, 48 Reitzle, Matthias, 6 Fouad, Nadya A., 337 Riordan, Richard J., 173 Rojewski, Jay W., 267 Gasser, Michael B., 36 Russell, Joyce E. A., 159 Guerra, Antonia L., 255 Gusavac, Nance, 48 Sampson, James P., Jr., 243 Savickas, Mark L., 326 Hackett, Gail, 297 Schmitt-Rodermund, Eva, 16 Hamann, Tammy, 48 Scholl, Mark B., 230 Hansen, L. Sunny, 353 Silbereisen, Rainer K., 16 Hastings, Sarah, 204 Solberg, V. Scott, 48 Herr, Edwin L., 359 Swanson, Jane L., 98, 337 Hill, Roger B., 267 Tan, Rowena N., 36 Jackson, Stacey L., 215 Tomlinson, Merideth J., 215 Johnson, John, 48 Torres, Jose, 48 Kahnweiler, William M., 173 Vondracek, Fred W., 6 Kamatuka, Ngondi A., 215 Krieshok, Thomas S., 204 Wettersten, Kara, 204 Krumboltz, John D., 312 Worthington, Roger L., 291, 312 Wright, Laura K., 195 Lamborn, Sue, 48 Lent, Robert W., 291, 297 Luzzo, Darrell Anthony, 145 Niles, Spencer G., 2, 4 THE CAREER DEVELOPMENT QUARTERLY / MARCH 2000 / VOL. 48 SUBJECT INDEX Annual Review Diversity Annual Review: Practice and Research The Influence of Age and Type of Job in Career Counseling and Develop- on Gender Differences in Pay Ex- ment — 1997, 98 pectations, 36 Career Interventions Job Search Parent Involved Career Exploration, Job and Employee Support Groups: 135 Past and Prologue, 173 The Case of Mandy: Applying Holland’s Theory and Cognitive Information School-to-Work Transition Processing Theory, 195 Telling a Good Story: Using Narratives Applying Career Development Theo- in Vocational Rehabilitation With ries to the School-to-Work Transi- Veterans, 204 tion Process, 291 Broadening Career Horizons for Stu- A Social Cognitive View of School-to- dents in At-Risk Environments, 215 Work Transition, 297 The Career Path Tournament: The School-to-Work Transition From Developing Awareness of Sociological a Learning Theory Perspective, 312 Barriers to Career Advancement, The Transition From School to Work: 230 A Developmental Perspective, 326 Applying Theories of Person-Environ- Career Maturity ment Fit to the Transition from School to Work, 337 Special Section Introduction: Time and A Match Made in Heaven? v‘ areer Timing in Career Development, 4 Development Theories and the The Viability of Career Maturity School-to-Work Transition, 348 Theory: A Developmental—Contex- Beyond School to Work: Continuing tual Perspective, 6 Contributions of Theory and Prac- Career Maturity Determinants: Indi- tice to Career Development of vidual Development, Social Context, Youth, 353 and Historical Time, 16 Theoretical Perspectives on the Evaluating Factors Associated With School-to-Work Transition: Reac- the Career Maturity of High School tions and Recommendations, 359 Students, 145 Attitudes of Managers Who Are More Technology or Less Career Plateaued, 159 Double Jeopardy: Work Ethic Differ- Integrating Internet-Based Distance ences in Youth at Risk of School Guidance With Services Provided in Failure, 267 Career Centers, 243 College Students The Adaptive Success Identity Plan (ASIP): A Career Intervention for College Students, 48 Predicting Career Indecision in College Students: The Role of Identity For- mation and Parental Relationship Factors, 255 THE CAREER DEVELOPMENT QUARTERLY / MARCH 2000 / VOL. 48