Career Theories
This theorist developed the RIASEC model of personality types.
Who is John Holland?
an example of this code is RCS.
What is the Holland code?
Theory base and knowledge considered essential for professionals engaging in career counseling and development.
What is career development theory?
Activities that help students learn more about themselves can be supplemented with activities that focus on educational and occupational exploration.
What are career interventions in elementary school?
A career guidance activity, often found in educational settings, in which practitioners in a number of fields are invited to explain their job responsibilities, backgrounds, and the necessary requirements needed to be employed in their line of work.
What is a career fair?
A theory in which one is asked to views themselves as an actor, agent, and author.
What is Savickas' Career Construction Theory (SCCT)?
The institute that established many of the first standardized career assessments.
What is the Minnesota Stabilization Research Institute?
A visual diagram of an individual's family history used to examine cultural and career patterns
What is a genogram?
Theorists who identified 8 ways parents can help elementary school children advance in their careers (p.342).
Who are Herr, Cramer, and Niles.
The level of importance people place on the role of their careers and work in relationship to other life roles.
What is career salience?
A theory that takes into account satisfaction of employer and satisfactoriness of employee.
What is Theory of Work Adjustment (TWA)?
Government resource described as the nation's-premier source for career information.
What is Occupational Outlook Handbook (OOH)?
The five ethical principles in counseling
What is autonomy, nonmaleficence, beneficence, justice, and fidelity?
This person has yet to experience an identity crisis or exploration and has not made any personal commitment to an occupation, much less to a set of goals, values, and beliefs.
What is identity-diffused?
Gathering and interpreting occupational information related to a future career a person might wish to pursue.
What is career planning?
Psychologist known for the creation of social learning theory and social cognitive theory.
Who is Albert Bandura?
The shortened name for occupational Information Network.
What is O*NET?
The association responsible for code of ethics surrounding career counseling
What is the National Career Development Association (NCDA)?
At this level, interventions that combine psychoeducational activities and experiential tasks are useful in helping students cope with the career development tasks confronting them.
What are interventions in middle school?
A concept created by Super to describe the degree to which a person achieves developmental tasks expected by society relative to the person's peers.
What is career maturity?
A developmental theory that uses maxicycles and minicycles
What is Super's Life-Span, Life-Space Approach
A popular government-based resource that uses six-digit coding system to organize the world of work
What is the Standard Occupational Classification (SOC) coding system?
The approach introduced by APA as part of DSM IV-TR as a model to be applied to career counseling with specific racial and ethnic groups
What is Cultural Formulation Approach (CFA)?
Three secondary school requirements for postsecondary school success, according to Jerald (2006).
What are (a) high expectations and rigorous instructions for all students, (b) equal access to rigorous coursework, and (c) adequate support for student success?
Counseling that focuses on matters dealing with work and career choices, especially the relationships between the needs of clients and their vocational development over the life span.
What is career counseling?