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tiedeman's decision-making theory  

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  • David Valentine Tiedeman received his B.A. in psychology at Union College in 1941. Tiedeman would receive a master's from the University of Rochester in 1943 and go on to Harvard to complete degrees in educational measurement both his Ed.M. in 1948 and an Ed.D. in 1949. [Source: Encyclopedia of Counseling; Tiedeman's Decision-Making Theory]

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