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Response to the Lazarus and Beutler Article “On Technical Eclecticism” |
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| Authors: | Burl E. Gilliland Richard K. James James T. Bowman |
| Abstract: | The article titled “On Technical Eclecticism,” by Lazarus and Beutler (Journal of Counseling & Development, March/April 1993), distorted the work of Gilliland, James, and Bowman (1989) by using an incomplete contextual quotation. This article represents a reply to set the record straight. A discussion of key elements of a modern eclectic system of counseling and psychotherapy is presented. |
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