Kebolehpercayaan instrumen hubungan penyeliaan, tekanan dan strategi daya tindak terhadap prestasi kaunselor pelatih di Malaysia: kajian rintis

Abstract

The supervision relationship, stress and coping strategies of trainee counselors are important elements in seeing the performance of trainee counselors throughout the internship. This pilot study was carried out to examine the level of reliability of instruments used in the study of supervisory relationships, stress and coping strategies on the performance of trainee counselors in Malaysia. There are four instruments in this study namely The Short Supervisory Relationship Questionnaire (S-SRQ), Counseling Psychology Trainee Stress Survey (CPTSS), Coping Strategies Inventory Short Form (CSI-SF) and Counselor Performance Inventory (CPI). The study respondents consisted of 30 trainee counselors at one of the public universities in Malaysia. The results of the pilot study that has been conducted show high reliability and the instrument can be used for real studies. In addition, feedback from respondents related to the questionnaire is also seen to improve the study. Overall, this pilot study provides an initial overview of elements that can help see the performance of counselor trainees in Malaysia.