Holland's Theory
Gottfredson's Theory
Young's Career Concepts
Physical, Cognitive, and Psychosocial Development
School Counseling Curriculum
100

Who was this theory invented by? (first and last name)

John Holland

100

What stage of Gottfredson's theory does this grade/age fall in?

Stage 3 - Orientation to Social Valuation

100

Which of the following is NOT a relationship dynamic emphasized by Young in adolescent career development?
a) Interaction
b) Identification
c) Perceptions of influence
d) Financial support

d) Financial support

100

Which of the following physical changes occur during adolescence?
a) Growth spurts
b) Hormonal changes
c) Changes in body proportions and strengths
d) All of the above

d) All of the above

100

What section of a resume might include a student's participation in clubs, volunteer work, or sports?
a) Education
b) Technical skills
c) Extracurricular activities
d) Work experience

c) Extracurricular activities

200

Name one of the six personality types identified in Holland's theory

Realistic OR Investigative OR Artistic OR Social OR Enterprising OR Conventional

200

TRUE OR FALSE: At this age, students may be focused on status symbols

True

200

What is the benefit of structured parent-adolescent career conversations, according to Young?


a) They allow parents to control career decisions
b) They help students explore emotions related to career choices and college planning
c) They focus only on academic performance
d) They increase parental pressure on the adolescent

b) They help students explore emotions related to career choices and college planning

200

How can social media impact adolescents?
a) It always has positive effects
b) It can lead to cyberbullying, mental health issues, and unrealistic comparisons
c) It has no impact on mental health
d) It only helps with academic performance

b) It can lead to cyberbullying, mental health issues, and unrealistic comparisons

200

What does the Values Card Sort activity help students explore?
a) Their technical skills
b) Their career values and preferences
c) The history of careers
d) The job market

b) Their career values and preferences

300

What is the ACRONYM for Holland's theory? 

RIASEC

300

TRUE OR FALSE: Students with parents in lower-prestige or traditional gender roles may have more limited career expectations.

TRUE

300

According to Young (1983), what role do parents play in adolescent career development?

a) None
b) Parents are only involved in academic performance
c) Parents play an important role through relationship dynamics
d) Parents focus only on emotional support

C) Parents play an important role through relationship dynamics

300

According to Erikson’s theory, adolescence is a time for transitioning from which two stages?
a) Industry vs. inferiority to identity vs. role confusion
b) Intimacy vs. isolation to generativity vs. stagnation
c) Trust vs. mistrust to autonomy vs. shame
d) Integrity vs. despair to integrity vs. guilt

a) Industry vs. inferiority to identity vs. role confusion

300

What is the purpose of creating a career genogram?


a) To choose a career immediately
b) To explore how family members' careers have influenced the student’s own career choices
c) To learn about the history of different careers
d) To predict future job market trends

b) To explore how family members' careers have influenced the student’s own career choices

400

Which personality type in Holland's Theory is characterized by a preference for working with people?

Social type

400

Gottfredson’s theory is useful for understanding how students’ career aspirations are shaped by family ___________.

background

400

Name one key concept introduced by Young in his career theories.

Parental Role (conversations, dynamics, identification, perceptions of influence, amount of time spend with parents) or self-concept or career motivation

400

What is "Identity Diffusion"?


a) When an adolescent has committed to an identity but has not explored other options
b) When an adolescent has not explored or committed to an identity, showing little motivation
c) When an adolescent is exploring different career options but has not yet committed
d) When an adolescent chooses an identity due to family pressure

b) When an adolescent has not explored or committed to an identity, showing little motivation

400

What resource can students use to explore realistic career options?
a) A career genogram
b) The Occupational Outlook Handbook and O*Net
c) A family career history
d) Social media sites

b) The Occupational Outlook Handbook and O*Net

500

The core idea is that people are happiest and most successful when their _______ aligns with their ____________ type

career; personality

500

What does "circumscription" refer to in Gottfredson's theory?

The process of ruling out career options that are perceived as not fitting with one's self-image, gender roles, or social class.

500

What is one way that schools can support adolescents in their career planning, according to Young's theory?


a) By providing financial support
b) By facilitating structured parent-adolescent career conversations
c) By deciding career paths for students
d) By focusing only on academic success

b) By facilitating structured parent-adolescent career conversations

500

What does the "imaginary audience" phenomenon refer to?
a) Adolescents’ tendency to believe that others are constantly judging them
b) Adolescents’ focus on their personal interests
c) Adolescents’ ability to develop empathy for others
d) Adolescents’ desire to avoid social interactions

a) Adolescents’ tendency to believe that others are constantly judging them

500

What challenge do STEM careers face in terms of representation?
a) An underrepresentation of students from middle-income backgrounds
b) An underrepresentation of females, African Americans, Hispanics, Native Americans, and students from low socioeconomic backgrounds
c) An overrepresentation of students in engineering fields
d) An overrepresentation of students in non-technical fields

b) An underrepresentation of females, African Americans, Hispanics, Native Americans, and students from low socioeconomic backgrounds

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