Career Development Flashcards
trait and factor matching theory
williamson baes on knowledge of frank parsons, the father of guidance. relies of tests and assessments to match.
hollands 6 personality and 6 work environments
RIASEC realistic investigative artistic social enterprising
supers self concept and developmental stage theory
life rainbow helps conceptualize their role as a child, student, leisurite, citizen, worker, spouse, homemaker, parent, and pensioner.
roes early childhood needs theory approach
related to personality development at a young age, influence by freud and maslow.
krumboltz learning theory of career counseling LTCC
social learning theory
four factors
genetic endowment
environmental conditions
learning experiences
task approach skills
ginzberg group
created by multiple disciplines first developmental approach to occupational choice fantasy tentative realistic
savickas career construction postmodern theory
rooted in narrative therapy, focuses on reoccurring themes
social cognitive career theory SCCT
how ones beliefs systems impact career choice
gottfredsons theory of circumscription
rule out certain jobs based on gender, stereotypes and social class then compromise if not realistic
steins eight career anchors theory
based on self concept abilities and what a person is good at.
- autonomy/independance
- security/stability
- technical/functional
- general managerial competence
- entreupenural creativity
- service/dedication to cause
- pure challenge
- life style
minnesota occupational rating scale
associated with trait and factor matching with williamson
roes fields and levels
8 occupational fields
- service
- business contact
- organizations
- technology
- outdoor
- science
- general culture
- arts/entertainment
6 levels
- professional 1
- professional 2
- semi professional/small biz
- skills
- semi skilled
- unskilled
Bordin
thought career choices could be used to help resolve unconscious conflicts, difficulties related to job choice were indicative of neurotic symptoms
Brill
drew upon psychoanalytic doctrine such as defense mechanisms
Hoppock
pioneer in career counseling, associated with occupational choice, what we choose will best meet the needs that most concern us.