Psycological factors in computer programming advisement in a university environment

摘要

An eminent psychoanalyst once referred to his profession as "listening with the third or inner ear." That is, his work consisted of trying not to listen to his patient's actual words, but, rather, to what the patient was really trying to tell him. Unfortunately, these two things were - and are - quite often not the same things in many areas of human contact, not just psychiatry, and it sometime takes quite a while to find out what a person is really trying to say. If this communication difficulty is recognized in some areas, it is, not recognized in others.

The author would like in the following discussion to introduce his reader to:

1 The rigid one

2 The curious one (normal)

3 The curious one (sadistic)

4 The wheeler-dealer

5 The normal soul

6 The poor soul

7. The clinging vine.