chapter 6 - Career Information and Resources Flashcards
what are 4 types of data that we can collect to help us understand a client
programs of study (formal and informal educational programs)
military programs
occupational data
financial institutions.
what are the 8 types of decision making styles
planning
agonizing
impulsive
intuitive
compliant
delay/procrastination
fatalistic
paralytic (nonchoice)
what are 6 ways that we can assist a client with disabilities to gather data
One-on-one assistance (making phone calls or applications with them)
Special software or hardware.
Avatars (technological stand ins or guardians or helpers)
Language translation.
Assistance with reading (educational)
Screen readers or related software (Vision or lexicon issues)
what are the 3 roles of the client when it comes to being accountable with their data?
1- gather the data and make sure it is accurate.
2- apply the data in such a way that allows them greater insight and to make better choices.
3- be responsible for the choices that they do or don’t make.
what are the 3 roles of the counselor when it comes to working with the data presented?
1- select data that is pertinent to their treatment.
2- identity sources of data and how to apply them.
3- assist finding meaning to the data with the client.
what are 8 ways that we can collect data for career counseling
Reading print material
Databases on websites
Career days
Mentoring/Internships
Information interviews
Job Shadowing
Part-time jobs
what are 4 ways that we can organize jobs
1- HOLLAND’S RIASEC system.
2- ACT - world of work map
3- O*Net classification system
4- through the department of education
what is a career center
facility that houses all resources needed to career development outside of the session.
what are 4 things that virtual career planning center might have
ability to offer assessments
link to resources
cyber counseling
local education and job info
how should we not interpret data
as right or wrong, just as useful or not useful.
what is the most important role of the counselor when it comes to the data of the client
operating with the data confidentially, and assisting the client ethically by making sense of the data (to become information to be useful).