Dr. Krumboltz focuses his research primarily on what type of counseling?
What is Career Counseling?
100
The "H" model is a diagram of this type of learning experience.
What is an Instrumental Learning Experience?
100
These are the two different types of Learning Experiences that Dr. Krumboltz recognizes.
What are Instrumental and Associative Learning Experiences?
100
An inventory designed to probe client's hidden values and ideas.
What is the Career Beliefs Inventory? (CBI)
100
Examples of Genetic Endowment and Special Abilities include all but which of the following: Intelligence, Musical ability, Education, Muscular coordination.
What is Education?
200
Dr. Krumboltz is currently a professor at this University.
What is Stanford University?
200
Race and Gender are examples of this type of Antecedent in the "H" diagram.
What is Genetic Endowment?
200
The skills necessary for successful career planning, and occupational or educational performance are learned through successive experiences of this type.
What are Instrumental Learning Experiences?
200
Dr. Krumboltz defines the sum of an individual's performance standards and values, work habits, and perceptual and cognitive processes as these types of skills.
What are Task Approach Skills?
200
These are defined as implementations of behavior. Examples include applying for school, applying for a job, and accepting a promotion.
What are Actions?
300
Dr. Krumboltz's primary contribution to the field of Career Counseling has been this theory.
What is Social Learning Theory or Social Learning Theory of Career Decision Making?
300
Impact on Significant Others and Covert Reactions are examples of these in the "H" diagram.
What are Consequences?
300
When events are paired in time or location such that previously neutral stimulus is associated with a positive or negative reaction, this type of learning occurs.
What is Associative Learning?
300
Addressing a client's loss of residence because of a hurricane before addressing their job situation is an example of looking at this.
What are Environmental Conditions and Events? or Taking a Big Picture View?
300
Name one of the three consequences of continuous interaction with learning experiences.
What are Self-Observation Generalizations, Task Approach Skills, or Actions?
400
In 1955-1957, Dr. Krumboltz served as a Research Psychologist in this branch of the military.
What is the Air Force?
400
Genetic Endowment, Special Abilities and Skills, and Environmental Conditions are examples of this component of the "H" diagram.
What is Antecedents?
400
Forming either positive or negative opinions on an occupation based on hearing or reading statements such as "All lawyers are crooked" or "Baseball players don't work for a living" is this type of learning experience.
What is an Associative Learning Experience?
400
Defining problems and goals and working to identify a variety of solutions to a problem increase these types of skills.
What are Task Approach Skills?
400
The Stock Market Crash of 1929 is an example of this type of influence on career decision making.
What is an Environmental Condition or Event?
500
In 1955, Dr. Krumboltz received his PhD in Counseling and Educational Psychology from this university.
What is the University of Minnesota?
500
The "A.B.C.'s" of the Instrumental Learning Experience are represented in the "H" diagram by these three components.
What are Antecedents, Behaviors, and Consequences?
500
"I'm glad I worked hard, but I could have done even better if I had to." is a statement that would fall under this main category of the Instrumental Learning Experience.
What is Consequences? (Covert reaction, Cognitive Response)
500
The use of Interests Inventories and Adjective Checklists are examples helping a client make this type of generalization.
What is a Self-Observation Generalization?
500
One example of this type of experience is: Professor Roberts assigns Career Theory Presentation Project > Student studies a career theory a presents information on it > Student reflects "I have a much better grasp of career theory than when I started this class."
What is an Instrumental Learning Experience? Task > Action > Reaction