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Anales de Psicología

versão On-line ISSN 1695-2294versão impressa ISSN 0212-9728

Anal. Psicol. vol.37 no.1 Murcia Jan./Abr. 2021  Epub 21-Jun-2021

https://dx.doi.org/10.6018/analesps.37.1.422381 

Developmental and Educational Psychology

Research orientations related to guidance and counselling programmes: a content analysis study

Orientaciones de investigación relacionadas con los programas de orientación y asesoramiento: un estudio de análisis de contenido

Hüseyin Uzunboylu1  , Serdar Özmen1 

1 Near East University. Nicosia, Mersin (Turkey).

Abstract

Guidance and psychological counselling services, which are seen as an integral part of the education system, refer to the whole of systematic services offered in line with a certain plan and programme. Guidance and counselling programmes (G&CP) are of considerable importance in the provision of these services based on data and evidence and in obtaining the expected efficiency from the services. The aim of this study is to evaluate the studies on G&CP in terms of content analysis, to reveal the current situation and to determine the scientific research orientations related to these studies. With this study, it was aimed that field staff, educators and researchers should recognise the gaps in the G&CP field, gain different perspectives on their fields of study and shed light on new research in this field. The data related to this study, which was designed according to the descriptive survey model using qualitative research methodology, were obtained by document review method. In connection with the topic of research, 105 graduate thesis studies in the ProQuest Dissertations and Theses database between 2007 and 2019 and 133 journal articles in the Web of Science database were examined. The obtained data were evaluated using the descriptive content analysis method. Studies on the subject have increased in recent years and more than half of the research has been carried out in the United States. It was observed that experimental studies were conducted using the most quantitative research methodology, that more emphasis was placed on the programme evaluation process and that sample groups at different levels, especially school counsellors, were studied. Additionally, there are some findings supporting that there are more studies concerning community-based preventive and intervention programmes than school-based studies, and also supporting the fact that school-related researches are especially paying attention to investigate the effects of the programme, perceptions and experiences of the programme, programme design and programme evaluation. Finally, the results from the research findings were interpreted and the recommendations for the researchers were presented.

Keywords: Guidance programmes; Counselling programmes; Comprehensive guidance and counselling programmes; Guidance curriculum; Class guidance programmes; Content analysis

Resumen

Los servicios de orientación y asesoramiento psicológico, que se consideran parte integrante del sistema educativo, se refieren al conjunto de servicios sistemáticos que se ofrecen de acuerdo con un determinado plan y programa. Los programas de orientación y asesoramiento (POA) son de considerable importancia en la prestación de estos servicios basados ​​en datos y pruebas y en la obtención de la eficiencia esperada de los servicios. El objetivo de este estudio es evaluar los estudios sobre POA en términos de análisis de contenido, revelar la situación actual y determinar las orientaciones de investigación científica relacionadas con estos estudios. Con este estudio, se pretendía que el personal de campo, los educadores y los investigadores reconocieran los desajustes en el campo de POA, obtengan diferentes perspectivas sobre sus campos de estudio y arrojen luz sobre nuevas investigaciones en este campo. Los datos relacionados con este estudio, que fue diseñado según el modelo de encuesta descriptiva utilizando metodología de investigación cualitativa, se obtuvieron mediante el método de revisión de documentos. En relación con el tema de investigación, se examinaron 105 estudios de tesis de posgrado en la base de datos de tesis y disertaciones de ProQuest entre 2007 y 2019, y 133 artículos de revistas en la base de datos de Web of Science. Los datos obtenidos se evaluaron mediante el método de análisis de contenido descriptivo. Los estudios sobre el tema han aumentado en los últimos años y más de la mitad de las investigaciones se han realizado en Estados Unidos. Se observó que los estudios experimentales se realizaron utilizando la metodología de investigación más cuantitativa, que se puso más énfasis en el proceso de evaluación del programa y que se estudiaron grupos de muestra de diferentes niveles, especialmente orientadores escolares. Además, hay algunos hallazgos que respaldan que hay más estudios sobre programas de intervención y prevención basados ​​en la comunidad que estudios basados ​​en la escuela, y también respaldan el hecho de que las investigaciones relacionadas con la escuela están prestando especial atención a investigar los efectos, las percepciones y experiencias, el diseño y la evaluación del programa. Finalmente, se interpretaron los resultados de los hallazgos de la investigación y se presentaron las recomendaciones para los investigadores.

Palabras clave: Programas de orientación; Programas de asesoramiento; Programas integrales de orientación y asesoramiento; Plan de estudios de orientación; Programas de orientación de clase; Análisis de contenido

1. Introduction

Some of the developments in the world can be listed as follows; Information technologies (Stosic et al., 2020), business and economics developments (Ahmed et al., 2020), new threats (for example COVIT-19) emerging in the fields of health (Ozcinar, 2020), inequalities in education systems between countries (Park, 2020), orientation towards distance education in the field of education and training (Garbin & others, 2020), multicultural education and training programs gain importance (Uzunboylu & Altay, 2019) and people need more counselling and guidance with the shrinking World (Saricam, & Ozbey, 2019).

Guidance is the process of helping an individual to make choices by recognising himself and his environment (Shertzer & Stone 1981), to understand himself, to set goals and to change his behaviour positively (Miller et al., 1978). Counselling services are central to guidance services (Yesilyaprak, 2019). Counselling service is a relational process that contributes individuals to make decisions, solve problems, gain self-confidence, develop a healthier life to enjoy, identify their needs and design strategies to meet their needs (Schmidt, 2008). This relationship is a professional relationship that empowers individuals, families and groups in mental health, wellness, education and career development (American Consuling Association, 2019). At the core of counselling is helping others (Illovsky, 2013). However, this assistance process is not a random spontaneous process. Guidance and counselling services are provided systematically and within a specific programme (Gysbers & Henderson, 2012).

Psychological counselling and guidance services are systematic services carried out in accordance with a specific plan and programme refers to the whole (Guven, 2019). There are different approaches on how to deliver these services. According to Myrick (2011), there are four main approaches that can be identified, which include crisis, remedial, preventive and developmental approaches in the field of psychological counselling and guidance: In crisis-oriented counselling and guidance approach, it is aimed to help the individual in crisis situations, such as extraordinary events, that may occur during various periods of life and separation of parents and exposure to violence. In the remedial counselling and guidance approach, it focuses on the individual's shortcomings. Guidance and counselling interventions are applied to complement the individual's shortcomings and regulate their faulty behaviour. Preventive psychological counselling and guidance approach provides services for predicting potential problems, such as school failure, substance abuse, unemployment and taking the necessary precautions before they arise. Developmental counselling and guidance approach is a flexible approach that emphasises the individual's interests and developmental needs. The developmental approach is a holistic approach, which includes preventive, curative and crisis approaches. This approach has emerged as a response to the limitation of specific problems and the emphasis on corrective, remedy relief for problems and aims at supporting the development of the individual as a whole (Kuzgun, 2009; Myrick, 2011; Yesilyaprak, 2019). The developmental approach in guidance and counselling services aims at supporting the individual in the fields of social-emotional, academic and career development and to gain various competencies related to these fields (Thompson, 1992). This approach requires an organised planned curriculum (Myrick, 2011). Guidance and counselling services based on a developmental approach are offered within a programme. As with other educational programmes, the development process of G&CP consists of stages of planning, design, implementation, evaluation and empowerment (Gysbers & Henderson, 2012). G&CP is designed, implemented and evaluated after the planning phase (Nazli, 2005). After the evaluation phase, improvement, regulation and strengthening works related to the programme are carried out (Erkan, 2017; Gysbers & Henderson, 2012).

G&CP can be developed for different areas of study due to the wide range of areas of expertise in the field of guidance and psychological counselling. The Council for Accreditation of Counselling and Related Educational Programmes (CACREP, 2016) defined its entry-level areas of expertise as school counselling, career counselling, clinical mental health counselling, clinical rehabilitation counselling, marriage, couple and family counselling, student affairs and college counselling, addictions counselling and rehabilitation counselling. Considering that guidance and counselling services operate in many areas, such as education, health, industry and social assistance (Ilgar, 2002; Schmidt, 2008), it is important to examine community-based counselling programmes along with school-based work.

In terms of accountability in guidance and counselling services, G&CP is of great importance in providing data-based and evidence-based services and obtaining desired results from these services (Erkan, 2017; Gysbers & Henderson, 2012; Nazli, 2005). However, it is stated that the studies in this area are not sufficient (Villares & Dimmitt, 2017; Whiston, 2007). Studies where the comprehensive developmental guidance model are analysed (Macdonald & Sink, 1999), studies on identification of research priorities and opportunities in the field of school counselling (Villares & Dimmitt, 2017) and studies that examine themes and trends in school counselling journals (Falco et al., 2011; Vasiliene-Vasiliauskiene et al., 2020; Zagelbaum et al., 2014) take place in the literature very often. Additionally, studies of psychological counselling journals with content analysis method (Buboltz et al., 2010; Buboltz et al., 1999; Donald & Ng, 2014; Oh et al., 2017), studies in the field of psychological counselling and guidance which are examined thematically and methodologically (Turk & Cihangiroglu, 2018) and studies in which the content analysis of Counselling Association's Congress Sessions is conducted (Helwig & Schmidt, 2011) are available. However, there is no study in the literature that examines research orientations related to G&CP. It is thought that the work has a distinct importance in terms of filling this gap in the literature. In addition, the study of the programmes has recently attracted attention all over the world as a topic of research in its own right (Hursen et al., 2016). It is thought that identifying research orientations related to G&CP will make important contributions to shed light on future research.

The purpose of this study is to examine the studies conducted universally on G&CP, to reveal the existing situation and to determine scientific research directions as regards studies conducted in this field. In this study, which aims to provide an overview of G&CP-related research orientations, basic research designs and methodological trends are tried to be determined along with general themes. In addition, with this study, it is aimed that field employees, educators and researchers recognise the gaps in the programmes and gain different perspectives on G&CP-related studies. In this context, answers to the following questions have been sought:

  1. 1. What is the distribution of studies by years and countries?

  2. 2. What are the general themes of the works?

  3. 3. What is the distribution of studies by research methodology and method type?

  4. 4. What is the distribution of studies by the participants?

  5. 5. What is the distribution of the articles included in the study by the number of authors?

2. Method

This research is a qualitative study based on a descriptive survey model, aimed at evaluating G&CP-related studies in terms of content analysis. The descriptive survey model was preferred because it is a method (Yildirim & Simsek, 2006) that aims to describe individuals (Karasar, 2005; Kaptan, 1998), events or current situations related to various subject areas as it is and provides generalisable results.

In this method, the publications related to the study area determined are surveyed systematically in the beginning. Publications selected within the scope of the research are coded in accordance with the determined criteria, such as research subject, research method, publication year and symbolic research outputs. Then, the encoded data are combined on a certain data set by frequency analysis. Finally, generalisable results are achieved by interpreting the obtained data (King & He, 2005). In this study, G&CP studies from ProQuest Dissertations and Theses and Web of Science databases between 2007 and 2019 were systematically surveyed. The data obtained from the surveyed studies were coded and analysed in accordance with the criteria determined in accordance with the research questions. In line with the results of the analysis, the current situation related to G&CP has been described and current research trends have been tried to be determined.

2.1. Data source and data collection

Data related to the research were collected from two different sources in the web environment. Graduate thesis studies indexed in ProQuest Dissertations and Theses database and research articles indexed in Web of Science database constitute the data source of this study. ProQuest Dissertations and Theses Global has been favoured because it is the most comprehensive thesis database worldwide (Feeney, 2014; Morichika & Shibayama, 2016) and because it is a digital library (Kousha & Thelwall, 2019) that provides access to scientific reviews and theses and also indexes them. Having been operating for more than a hundred years, Web Of Science, it is one of the world's leading citation databases, containing important citation indexes, particularly from Science Citation Index Expanded, Social Sciences Citation Index and Arts and Humanities Citation Index, with over 18,000 journals and information from different disciplines (Liu, 2019). Web of Science, which has strong coverage with citation data, has been preferred because it is one of the most widely used databases in literature surveys in different scientific fields (Chadegani et al., 2013) and due to its dense contents in terms of social sciences, education and educational sciences (Karasozen et al., 2011). First, G&CP-related ProQuest Dissertations and Theses database and 158 graduate thesis studies were reached with the words “guidance programme, counselling programme, guidance curriculum, classroom guidance programme, classroom guidance”. The Web of Science database was then scanned by using the same keywords and as a result of that searching method, 248 research articles were reached. After initial reading, evaluation and classification of the sources, 53 graduate thesis studies and 115 research articles were not evaluated due to lack of full text or not related to the subject. As a result, 105 graduate thesis studies and 133 research articles formed the data source of this research.

2.2. Limitations of the study

This study examined dissertations and research articles at the graduate level between 2007 and 2019. Data for the year 2019 are limited as the research is carried out in the second half of 2019. Thesis studies examined in the research are limited to postgraduate theses in the ProQuest Dissertations and Theses Global database. In addition, the research articles examined are limited to the research articles published by scientific journals indexed in the Web of Science database.

2.3. Data analysis

The studies included in this research were analysed using the content analysis method. According to Cohen, Manion and Morrison (2007), content analysis is the process of summarising and reporting messages and main content derived from written data. Research in content analysis has been used because of it being a method used mainly in analysing the written data (Ozdemir, 2010), in reviewing the implications of the messages provided by the text (the sword - Büyüköztürk et al.,), in serving holistic perspective in order to determine research trends in the field the opportunity to look (Uzunboylu & Gundogdu, 2018) and in signifying the variables in order to measure systematic and objective analysis of means (Ozdemir, 2010).

As a result of document review studies, the data obtained from the theses and articles determined on the subject of the study were analysed by the descriptive content analysis method, which is a type of content analysis that is frequently used in the analysis of written data. Descriptive content analysis is preferred because it is a content analysis type (Zaid, 2020; Calik & Sozbilir, 2014; Cohen et al., 2007; Dincer, 2018) that allows to evaluate the general trends systematically and evaluate them in a descriptive dimension. Within the scope of the research, descriptive content analysis process was carried out in five stages. The stages of the descriptive content analysis process are shown in Figure 1.

Figure 1.  Descriptive content analysis process. 

The descriptive content analysis process started with the determination of the codes in the beginning. The codes were determined by giving names to the meaningful sections between the data. According to Strauss and Corbin (1990), there are three types of coding formats: codings made according to previously determined concepts, codings made according to the concepts extracted from the data, and codings made within a general framework. During the coding of the research data, the codings related to the publication year of the studies and the number of authors in the articles were carried out according to the predefined concepts. The coding conducted according to the countries in which the studies were realised, the programme development process, the areas of development in guidance, study topics, research methodology, type of method, data collection tools, data analysis methods and the participants were made according to the concepts extracted from the data. During the coding of the data, a “publication classification form” was created by the researchers on the Microsoft Excel spreadsheet and the codings were carried out through this form.

The data encoded in the second stage of the data analysis process were classified and categorised. In this process, categories and themes were developed with the help of common features among the coded data. In the third stage, studies were carried out to determine the internal consistency between the codings and to carry out reliability analyses. Reliability has great importance for ensuring objectivity in content analysis studies (Lombard et al., 2004). Therefore, the Miles and Huberman's (2016) model has been used to determine intrinsic consistency in encodings and to test the reliability of encodings. For this purpose, apart from the researchers, a school counsellor and an academic from the guidance and psychological counselling field conducted a random study of 9 dissertations and 15 articles on reliability. Encoder consistency reliability coefficient was based on the data obtained. It designated 82 and obtained the result that the encodings were reliable.

Frequency analyses were carried out in the fourth phase of the data analysis process. The data obtained as a result of codings were analysed using descriptive statistical methods (percentage and frequency analysis). Accordingly, the frequencies of the data and the percentages based on these frequencies were calculated to correspond to the answer to each question included in the sub-objectives of the research. In the fifth stage of the data analysis process, the obtained numerical data were tabulated and interpreted.

3. Findings

With this research, G&CP articles and theses made at the graduate level were evaluated for the purpose of the research. Thus, research trends related to the field were determined. In this section, the findings obtained from G&CP studies are provided in accordance with the purpose of the research.

3.1. Findings on the distribution of studies by publication years and countries

Within the scope of this research, findings were obtained from 105 graduate thesis studies and 133 research articles, 88 of which are doctoral and 17 of which are master's thesis. The most studies on G&CP were conducted between 2016 and 2017. It can be stated that research in this area has increased quantitatively, especially since 2015. The distribution of the studies by publication years is given in Table 1.

Table 1:  Distribution of studies by year of publication. 

When the distribution of G&CP-related studies by countries was examined, it was found that the most studies were conducted in the USA. More than half (n = 142, 55.9%) of the world studies on G&CP were conducted in the United States. The United States is followed by the Netherlands, Turkey, Spain and South Korea. Studies have also been carried out in European countries, such as Britain, South American countries, such as Brazil, far eastern countries, such as China and Japan, and African countries, such as South Africa, Uganda, Tanzania and Kenya. The distribution of the studies by country is given in Table 2.

Table 2:  Distribution of studies by country. 

3.2. Findings on the distribution of studies by subjects

The main themes related to the programme development process, guiding development areas and research topics were examined in the distribution of studies by subjects. When the G&CP research was examined according to the programme development process, it was found that the studies were concentrated in the programme evaluation phase (n = 83, 34.9%). The G&CP research includes all the phases of the programme development process, including the programme design, implementation and evaluation studies (n = 65, 27.3%). Table 3 presents the distribution of G&CP studies according to the programme development process.

Table 3:  Distribution of studies by programme development process. 

When the studies on G&CP were examined according to development areas in guidance, it was found that most of the studies were conducted in the social-emotional development area (n = 157, 66%) and least in the academic development area (n = 12, 5.1%). Studies (n = 46, 19.3%) involving social-emotional, academic and career development areas are also quite large. The distribution of the studies according to the development areas in guidance is given in Table 4.

Table 4:  Distribution of studies by development areas in guidance. 

The research on G&CP is examined according to the study subjects; the outcome has been divided into two main themes called school-based studies and community-based studies. The proportion of G&CP-related school-based studies (n = 115, 43.7%) is quite close to community-based studies (n = 123, 56.3%). The majority of school-based studies (n = 90, 57.7%) focuses on the effects of G&CP. The effects of G&CP on students' career development, increased academic achievement, social-emotional development and increased wellness levels were extensively studied. Additionally, studies examining the effects of G&CP on the prevention of violence and risky behaviour, as well as the prevention of school abandonment and absenteeism, exist. The perception and experiences of school counsellors, school administrators, teachers and students regarding G&CP (n = 39, 25%) also play an important role in school-based studies. In the studies, mostly the school counsellors, then respectively, students, school administrators and teachers, received the opinions of the school's G&CP. School-based studies include evaluation of G&CP and studies on design models (n = 27, 17.3%). These studies focus mostly on what content and how G&CP should be designed. In addition, studies on how programmes should be evaluated and programme evaluation models are examined.

Community-based studies have been dealt with at two basic levels: preventive and interventionist programmes. The proportion of community-based preventive studies (n = 58, 43%) is close to intervention studies (n = 77, 57%). In the G&CP preventative studies, especially the prevention of substance, tobacco, alcohol and technology dependence, the prevention of infectious diseases, such as HIV, Ebola, and obesity prevention issues, come to the fore. In addition, prevention of crime and violence and the prevention of risky sexual behaviour are also included in preventive studies. Rehabilitation counselling for patients and their relatives (n = 43, 14.8%) is prominent in interventionist G&CP studies. In addition, this includes mother and child nutrition, marriage and relationship counselling, family counselling, rehabilitation counselling for disabled people and their families, and intervention efforts for neglected and abused children. The distribution of G&CP-related research by study subjects is given in Table 5.

Table 5:  G&CP main themes. 

3.3. Findings on research design and method types in studies

Effort is paid to explain the methods, data collection tools and general orientations of the data analysis processes in this section. Quantitative research methodology was used in more than half (n = 140, 58.8%) of G&CP-related research. Quantitative research is followed by qualitative research (n = 52, 21.8%) and mixed method studies (n = 45, 18.9%), respectively. Mostly, experimental methods (n = 60, 25.2%) were used in the research. Quantitative research methodology was used in studies where the experimental method, except for descriptive studies, cross-sectional descriptive field studies, correlational studies causal comparative studies and observational cohort studies are also included. Case studies (n = 21, 8.8%) are mostly used for the studies using qualitative research methodology. The case study method is followed by phenomenology, meta-analysis, ethnography and exploratory research, respectively. Case studies (n = 17, 7.1%) were used in mixed method research. Semi-experimental studies, simultaneous triangulation method, sequential explanatory mixed method studies and action research methods have also been used in the mixed method research. Table 6 lists the research design and distribution of G&CP studies by type of method.

Table 6:  Distribution of studies by research methodology and method type. 

Surveys (n = 134, 33.3%), interview forms (n = 89, 22.1%) and scales (n = 87, 21.6%) were the most used data collection tools in G&CP. Observation forms, personal information forms, document analysis forms and checklists were also were used extensively in the studies. Inventories, success tests, video recordings evaluation forms, field notes and reflective diaries are also among the tools used in the data collection process. The distribution of data collection tools used in the studies is given in Table 7.

Table 7:  Distribution of data collection tools used in studies. 

When the G&CP research was analysed according to the distribution of data analysis methods, it was found that statistical analysis methods were mostly used (n = 390, 77.1%). Mostly, descriptive statistics (n = 182, 36%) were used in statistical analysis methods. The t-test, regression analysis, chi-squared test, ANOVA and correlation analysis followed the descriptive statistics method, respectively. The thematic analysis methods (n = 94, 18.5%) were mostly used in the analysis of qualitative data. The methods of thematic analysis are followed by descriptive analysis, phenomenological analysis, discourse analysis, ethnographic analysis and interaction analysis, respectively. The distribution of data analysis methods used in the studies is given in Table 8.

Table 8.  Distribution of data analysis methods used in studies. 

3.4. Findings regarding the distribution of the studies by participants

When the distribution of studies by participants was examined, it was found that different levels of study groups were selected. Mostly, school counsellors (n = 46, 19.1%) were included in the study group. High school students, patients, parents, university students, school administrators, individuals carrying HIV virus, teachers, elementary-middle school students, nursing mothers and individuals using cigarettes followed the school counsellors, respectively. The distribution of the research by working groups is given in Table 9.

Table 9:  Distribution of research by working groups. 

3.5. Findings regarding the distribution of articles covered by the study by number of authors

When G&CP-related articles were examined according to the number of authors and articles, it was observed that articles with 5-9 authors (n = 53, 39.8%) were mostly included. These articles are followed, respectively, by articles with two authors, articles with 10-14 authors and articles with 3-4 authors. Research shows that single-authored articles are not much preferred (n = 8, 6%). The distribution of the articles according to the number of authors in the research on G&CP is given in Table 10.

Table 10:  Distribution of articles by author numbers. 

4. Discussion and result

In this study, which aims to examine the current situation in the field of G&CP and to reveal the general orientations in the studies in this field, it has been concluded that the publication type of the studies within the scope of the research is mostly scientific journal articles. Research findings suggest that G&CP-related studies have been on the rise in recent years. The reason for the low number of researches in 2019 can be explained by the fact that collection of research data began in the second half of 2019 (as of July 2019). It can be stated that interest in G&CP-related studies has increased more in recent years, but the studies indicate a need for academic studies in this area (Villares & Dimmitt, 2017; Whiston, 2007).

According to the findings from this study, more than half of the world studies on G&CP were conducted in the United States. Guidance and counselling services are a growing service area in the United States (Gysbers & Henderson, 2012; Myrick, 2011; Piskin, 2006; Schmidt, 2008; Stephens, 1970; Yesilyaprak, 2019). When the distribution of the studies by countries was examined in general, it is concluded that G&CP studies were conducted in countries in different geographies of the world.

When the G&CP studies were examined in terms of the programme development process, it was concluded that the most focus was on the programme evaluation phase. Subjecting each programme to the evaluation process is regarded as an imperative for increasing the functionality of the programme (Guven, 2019). In addition, evaluation studies in comprehensive developmental guidance programmes are expressed as one of the most important stages of the programme development process (Nazli, 2005). For this reason, it can be believed that there is a relationship between the high number of programme evaluation studies in G&CP research and the importance given to the programme evaluation process. In addition, it has been concluded that the studies involving all stages of the programme development process in G&CP-related studies are quite high in number. In the studies carried out in this field, the holistic approach of the programme development process can be considered as an important factor that increases the impact of guidance and counselling services.

When the G&CP studies were investigated according to development areas, besides the fact that social and emotional studies are much more; it was obvious that there were some studies in which social-emotional, academic and career development fields were addressed in a combined way. With the effect of social-emotional development on personality development (Erikson, 1959; Savarese et al., 2019), it is very important to improve intervention programmes in order to enhance such fields (Monica, 2019). Macdonald and Sink (1999) concluded as a result of the study, in which they conducted by taking provinces into account in America and analysed comprehensive developmental guidance models, that the biggest focus is on the social-emotional developmental field and the studies integrating the social-emotional, academic and career development fields are also high in number. Therefore, it can be said that findings of the study are consistent with the stated study. Additionally, it is obvious that the number of the studies addressing the career development is undeniably high in number. This result can be seen as a demonstration of the aim of imparting career skills (Cevik & Senturk, 2019) to the individual with G&CP, a fundamental assessment among 21st-century skills. Supporting career development (Statnicke, Savaneviciene & Sakys, 2019), which is generally regarded as one of the most important goals of life, and the implementation of programmes supporting career development are expressed as an important requirement today (Kaya, Anay, Abali, Karasu & Girgin, 2017). In addition, according to Kuijpers and Meijers (2017) and Briddick and Sensoy-Briddick (2012), more importance has been attached to career development in Western societies in recent years. When evaluated from this point of view, it can be stated that there is a relationship between the importance given by Western societies to career development and the intensive study of G&CP in this field.

Research on G&CP has concluded that community-based studies are higher than school-based studies. This result parallels with the change that guidance and counselling services have undergone in the historical development process. When the historical development of guidance and counselling services was examined, the target group was initially secondary students; later, as the students from all levels of school began to be considered, adult education, lifelong education, retirement preparation programmes, such as applications, were expanded to cover all age groups (Erkan, 2017). The services were provided only in schools at first, later new specialisations were established in different areas and with the help of that initiative, services for adults were started outside the school (Korkut-Owen, Sadri Damirchi & Molaei, 2013; Tan, 1995). Today, guidance and counselling services offer services not only in school-based studies, but in many community-based areas, such as health, industry, outreach and sports (Koc, 2019). Counsellors operate in different fields, such as addiction, career, clinical mental health, marriage, couple and family counselling and community-based counselling, and in a large workspace besides school counselling (American Counseling Association, 2019a; 2019b; Kucukkaragoz, 2020). In this study, it was concluded that consultation programmes related to the health field are being studied intensively within community-based G&CP. Helwig and Schmidt (2011) expressed that research trends in guidance and psychological counselling have moved away from the roots of career development and school counselling and have begun to focus more on clinical issues. Within the scope of this research, rehabilitation counselling for patients and their relatives, maternal and child nutrition, prevention of substance, tobacco and alcohol addiction, studies on the prevention of infectious diseases, such as HIV, Ebola, etc., stand out. In community-based studies examined within the scope of this research, intervention programmes come to the fore compared to preventive programmes. It can be argued that there is a need for more intensive research on the preventive services which play an essential role in meeting the critical needs of children, adolescents and adults (Schmidt, 2008) and community-based preventive programmes (Akin-Little, Little & Delligatti, 2004; Caplan, 1964; Durlak & Wells, 1997; Korkut, 2003) in studies related to G&CP.

It has been concluded that school-based studies on G&CP are particularly focused on studying the effects of the programme. In school-based studies, studies examining the effects of school G&CP on students' career development, academic achievement, social-emotional development and healthy living levels are prominent. These results of this research are consistent with the aims of school counselling. Because the goal of school counselling is to support life-career development through interventions to support the well-being of students (Yildiz & Kilic, 2019; Villares & Dimmitt, 2017) (Ellis, 1990; Gysbers; 1997; Gybers & Henderson, 2012), it is possible to think that there is a relationship between the fact that there are too many studies examining the effects of the programme on students in school-based studies and the concept of accountability, which has a very important place in the G&CP of schools. The need to demonstrate accountability through assessment research and to develop guidance practices is emerging as a major concern in school G&CP (Lapan, Gysbers & Sun, 1997). The concept of accountability (Erkan, 2017), which has great importance in all school G&CP models today, which refers to proving the effectiveness of the programme with measurable data (American School Counsellor Association, 2019). The concept of accountability focuses on the student's academic achievement, social-emotional development and career development (Gysbers, 2001). In the literature, abundant is research available regarding the positive contribution of G&CP to students' academic success, social-emotional and academic developments when it is used effectively (Carey & Dimmit, 2012; Lapan, Gysbers & Petrovski, 2001; Lapan, Gysbers & Sun, 1997; Sink & Stroh, 2003; Whiston, Tai, Rahardja & Eder 2011). In addition, studies examining the effects of G&CP on the prevention of violence and risky behaviour and prevention of school drop-out and absenteeism are also significantly highly involved in school-related studies. It can be understood that there can be relationship between the importance of prevention studies for children and adolescents in the educational process and the extensive number of research studies on study of school-based prevention studies in G&CP-related research. Students in schools need some preventive basic interventions (Gybers & Henderson, 2012). It is stated that interventions related to primary prevention should be based largely on school programmes (Abdi & Sharyati, 2019). G&CP is of great importance for the realisation of these interventions. The realisation of school-based orientation studies within a specific programme is seen as an important factor that increases the impact of these studies (Korkut, 2003 Uz Bas, 2019).

The research on G&CP concluded that studies examining stakeholders' views on school-based counselling programmes were also extensively studied. The need to develop programmes that provide evidence-based services in school counselling is prominent (Erford, 2019). Stakeholders' views hold an important place as evidence of the effectiveness of the programme. There are many studies that examine the perceptions, views and experiences of school administrators, teachers, students and especially school counsellors regarding G&CP. Stakeholders' views are a vital element in the design, delivery and evaluation of consultancy services (Astramovich & Coker 2007). According to Gybers and Henderson (2012), school counsellors with guidance expertise are the most important stakeholders in the programme as the leader of change in the process of strengthening the programme. For this reason, studies on school-based G&CP may be considered to involve studies on the perception, views and experiences of programme stakeholders (especially of school consultants).

There are studies within school-related studies addressing the evaluation of G&CP and also designing models of them. These studies are more focusing on the ways of how the contents of G&CP should be and how the models of G&CP should be designed. Research on the implementation of the ASCA national model comes to the fore in studies related to G&CP. The ASCA national model is expressed as a comprehensive model that aims to support students' social-emotional, academic, and career developments by increasing their success (American School Counselor Association, 2019). In addition, studies on how programmes should be evaluated and studies in which programme evaluation models are evaluated are available within school-related studies. The evaluation of G&CP not only provides evidence for accountability but also contributes to the development and strengthening of the programme (Astramovich & Coker 2007; Sherwood, 2010). In this respect, it can be stated that research on school-based programme evaluation studies is of great importance to the development of G&CP.

It is observed that quantitative research methodology is mostly used in research related to G&CP. This finding is similar to the results of research studies (Darmaji, Astalini, Kurniawan & Perdana, 2019; Kettunen & Tynjala, 2018), which stated that the vast majority of studies in the field of guidance and counselling still take place within the framework of the quantitative paradigm. In this respect, the low usage rate of mixed methods in G&CP studies for school-based programme evaluation studies may be perceived as a negative situation. Because the combined use of qualitative and quantitative research provides clearer data on theory and practice (Heppner, Wampold & Kivlighan, 2008), it also contributes to the increase in validity and reliability of research (Islek & Asiksoy, 2019). Regarding the effectiveness of the mixed method, Davies (2000) states that combining qualitative and quantitative methods helps to explain various aspects of the subject being investigated by providing a more holistic understanding. Researches regarding the G&CP show that experimental methods are mostly used. The wide usage of the experimental method within G&CP, which is a special type of observation in which the observation conditions are prepared by the researcher artificially and exclusively for the purpose of examination, can be related to examining the effects of applied programmes. In addition, the findings reveal that the highest number of case study methods is used in qualitative and mixed method studies. Due to its advantages, such as establishing a harmonious dialogue between the specific and the universal (Mimoso, Bravo & Gomes, 2018), conducting a comprehensive analysis of the current situation (Creswell, 2007) and ensuring a clear understanding of abstract theory and principles through unique examples in real situations (Cohen et al., 2007), the use of the case study in G&CP can be considered positive. It is argued that using a qualitative approach based on deeper views of participants compared to quantitative methods in guidance and psychological counselling research, which can bring broader perspectives to cases, will significantly improve applications (Kettunen & Tynjala, 2018). When evaluated from this point of view, it can be stated that the increase in qualitative and mixed approaches based on post-positivist paradigm is important in studies related to G&CP.

Surveys and scales have been used most often as a data collection tool in G&CP-related studies. The use of appropriate measurement tools for data collection in research is very important for the collection of qualified data (Ekici, 2012). Surveys and scales play an important role in social science research (Karagoz & Ekici, 2004). A relationship can be established between the use of scale and surveys in the data collection process due to their ease of use, their applicability being greater (Cohen et al., 2007; Fraenkel, Wallen & Hyun 2012) and reaching more participants in a shorter period of time (Hursen et al., 2016). It is also possible to think of a relationship between the frequent use of surveys and scales as a data collection tool and the excess of experimental studies. It was concluded that statistical analysis methods were used more intensively than qualitative data analysis methods in G&CP studies. Descriptive statistics have often been used among statistical analysis methods. While it is considered important to show careful explanatory data in data analysis, it is often stated that inferential statistics provide more valuable and strong data (Cohen et al., 2007). When evaluated from this perspective, using inferential statistics in G&CP studies can be considered as important. Methods of thematic analysis and descriptive analysis are often used in qualitative studies related to G&CP, but phenomenological analysis, discourse analysis, ethnographic analysis and interaction analysis methods have also been used. The main objective of qualitative data analysis is to unearth the hidden information that lies in the depths of the social reality under study (Ozdemir, 2010). Studies on G&CP may be expressed by qualitative data analysis methods where it is intended to reach generalisable expressions by comparing various situations, texts or materials (Flick, 2014).

It is concluded that school consultants are the most preferred working group in G&CP-related researches. It can be believed that there is a relationship between the intensive selection of school counsellors as the working group and the examination of the school counsellor's views regarding the programme evaluation process in the studies. However, it has been concluded that there are different levels of sample groups, such as school counsellors, students, patients, parents, school administrators, individuals with HIV virus, teachers, nursing mothers and smokers, in studies related to G&CP. The high diversity of samples in studies can be considered as important in terms of G&CP reaching a wider population.

The majority of the articles on G&CP consist of articles with 5-9 authors. Studies show that there has been a tendency to publish jointly in the scientific world in recent years (Al, 2005). Multi-authored studies that enable interdisciplinary studies and help minimise the error rate by developing different perspectives are more preferred in G&CP-related articles. This can be considered as an indication of the importance that researchers place on collaboration in G&CP studies.

The results obtained from this study, which was conducted to determine research trends related to G&CP, are thought to contribute to new studies and applications that will be made to the researchers. In line with the findings from this study, G&CP-related research, the dissemination of qualitative research methodologies in mixed research and greater use of different data collection tools and data analysis methods, a combination of research organised in a way that would cover all of the curriculum development processes, community-based preventive programmes and intervention programmes in studies in conjunction with intensive study of school-based programme models in studies about the application studies may be recommended. It can also be said that it would be beneficial to repeat the studies; which might be beneficial to identify the current trend of G&CP periodically in upcoming years.

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Received: April 09, 2020; Revised: May 06, 2020; Accepted: June 17, 2020

Hüseyin Uzunboylu, Near East University, Higher Education Planning, Supervision, Accreditation and Coordination Board, Nicosia, Mersin 10 (Turkey). E-mail: huseyin.uzunboylu@gmail.com

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