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1- Study Individual
2- survey occupations
3- match individual and occupation |
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| Assumptions of Trait theory (2) |
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individuals have stable traits
high job satisfactions when matched w/ jobs fit traits |
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| Four assumed problems trait theory |
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1- Lack of career choice
2- Career uncertainty
3- Unwise career choice
4- Descrepancy between interest and aptitude |
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| Holland's Typography basis |
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| Career is an extension and expression of personality |
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| Congruence between self and occupational preference: who? |
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| two types of knowledge needed according to Holland |
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Self-knowledge
Occupational knowledge |
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RIASEC
Realistic
Investigative
Artistic
Social
Enterprising
Conventional |
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| Parts of Hexagonal Approach |
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CDICC
Consistancy
Differentiation
Identity
Congruence
Calculus |
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| Work Adjust Theoy: Who? and AKA |
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Lofquist & Dawis
Person Environment Correspondence |
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| People seek to maintian postive relationship with career environment |
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| Minnesota importance and occupational classification |
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| requirements: theory what? |
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| TWA- person has requirements for job, job has reqirements for job |
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| WAT- know reinforcers to match to job (ex. security, variety, achievment) |
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| Two types of work adjustment |
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Active- change environment
Reactive - change self to fit environment |
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| Who's work is Myers Briggs based on |
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| Differences between people are a result of inborn preferences |
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| What are the perception based types of Myers Briggs? |
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Sensing - Intuition
Thinking -Feeling
Percieving - Judging
Extraversion - Introversion |
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| Super has what kind of theory? |
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Career Concerns Inventory
Work Value Inventory |
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| Career development is a gradual process that evolves over an individuals life-span |
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| What does super feel needs to be formed? |
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| Super's Stages (5) w/ages |
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Growth (0-14)
Exploratory (14-24)
Establishment (25-44)
Maintinance (45-65)
Decline/Disengagment (65+)
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| Super's Tasks and ages (5) |
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Crystillization (14-18)
Specification (18-21)
Implementation (21-24)
Stabilization (24-35)
Consolidation (35+) |
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Maxicycle - lifetime
Minicyle - many throughout |
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| Describe Life Stage Model (6 aspects) |
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Life Rainbow:
child
student
leisurite
citizen
worker
homemaker |
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Base - biological / geographical
Pillars = personality and social policy
self-concept = arch
self - keystone |
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| Gottfredson: theory name and basis |
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Occupational Aspirations
Life-span theory that focuses on self-concept |
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apperance
abilities
personality
gender
values
place in society |
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stereotypes
personalities
appropriateness |
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| cognative maps of occupations |
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sex type
prestiege level
field of work |
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| Gottfriendson - process of choice |
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Social Space - where fit in
Circumspection - narrowing down
Compromise - adjusting aspirations to reality |
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| Gott Developmental stages (ages) |
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Orientation to Power and Size (3-5)
Orientation to sex roles (6-8)
Orientation to social valuation (9-13)
Orientation to internal unique self (14+) |
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lafe-span development
vocational choice is a result of development over three time periods |
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fantasy period (up to 11)
tentative period (11-17)
realistic period (17+) |
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| Krumboltz : type and basis |
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social learning
find the origins of career choice, and see how counselor can help solve problems |
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| social learning, behaviorism, CBT |
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| Types of learning: Krumboltz |
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instrumental learning
associative learning |
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| Krumboltz: influences of career choices |
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genetics
environment
learning experiences
task approach skills |
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| Krumboltz: what do counselors do? |
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identify evolution of beliefs and generalizations
explore assumptions and look for alternatives
reinforcement
look for inconsistancies |
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| What is the theory of happenstance? |
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| unexpected events and meetings can profoundly alter career choices |
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| 5 critical skills (happenstance) |
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curiosity
persistance
flexibility
optimism
risk taking |
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| What is the occupational outbook handbook? |
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put together by beureau of labor and statistics.
has job growth, median salary, training requirements etc. |
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| Parts of Person in Environment? |
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Microsystem - individual
Mesosystem - family and friends
exosystem - aquaintances
macrosystem - government, systems |
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