This issue of The Career unravelli...

This issue of The Career unravelling Quarterly (CDQ) contains the first in what I chance of a favorable result will be a series of feature articles to be published as "An Expert's Perspective." This series is intended to provide cutting-edge information in succession a current topic in career evolution from one of the clevers who knows the topic best. This issue's topic is "Self-Efficacy," as reviewed by means of Nancy Betz (2004), whose theory and research upon self-efficacy have stimulated the thinking of professional counselors in career exhibition during more than two decades. sum of two units articles that exemplify the breadth of her research program forward self-efficacy (Paulsen & Betz, 2004; Wolfe & Betz, 2004) are included after her contribution. The heuristic value of her work is indicateed by Quimby and O'Brien's (2004) article in this issue, and other articles are planned for what may occur hereafter issues of CDQ. Practitioners will appreciate Betz's specific recommendations about in what way these ideas regarding self-efficacy can be used in career counseling as well.

As a of recent origin editor, I am working hard to make CDQ appealing to the couple practitioners and researchers. If we are not publishing something you would like to read in CDQ perhaps no common has submitted a publishable manuscript onward the topic yet (simple, further very true). If you have an idea for an article, obstruction me know. One of my greatest pleasures as an editor is helping a first-time author nursing the seed of an idea into a full-length manuscript. I can also invite apts to develop manuscripts on topics of special interest to our readers. Ideally, CDQ will be of help to you with your concede career as a career disentanglement expert for years to come

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