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The Doctoral Dissertation
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Chapter one focuses on getting you comfortable with the dissertation process. The authors break down the dissertation into 11 simple steps and provide you with the overall structure of the dissertation. In addition, this chapter presents an activity that helps you focus on your accomplishments and disappointments while in graduate school and formulate five personal guidelines that will help you improve the dissertation process.
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- Barnett , C. G. 2011 The dissertation process: A step by step mentored guide http://www.thedissertationprocess.com/products.htm
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- A Counselor's Guide to the Dissertation Process Where to Start & How to Finish
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- American Counseling Association
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- 2017-06-07
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- 1-16
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