Basics of Career Counseling
Career counseling is very similar to this
What is personal counseling
This theory emphasizes meaning making in the process of career development
What is career construction theory
Working involves interaction with the outside world, which makes career development not only personal, but also what
What is social
A counselor's ability to monitor their own thoughts and thought processes is
What is metacognition
The phrase HALT means
What is Hungry, Angry, Lonely, Tired
Despite what theory you use, it is important to first do this with clients
What is establish a trusting relationship
This term refers to when individuals take advantage of unplanned events that happen in their lives
What is planned happenstance
Prevention from unemployment and unhappy employment is the goal of these programs
What are career development programs
This term refers to the process which individuals incorporate the beliefs and values of their cultural group and form a value system
What is enculturation
These tools are used to enhance and assist the use of theories
What are assessments
The changing world of work requires individuals to have this skill
What is flexibility, adaptability, mobility, or transferability
This theory consists of six personality types such as: social, realistic, artistic, etc.
What is Holland's vocational choice theory
These barriers significantly influence an individual's career development
What is access or resources or opportunities
This term refers to indirect forms of racism and can create hostile work environments
What is microaggressions
The resource OOH stands for
What is occupational outlook handbook
There is a strong relation between work satisfaction and what
What is life satisfaction
According to Super's theory, these are viewed as essential and a lifelong process of self concept exploration
What are life stages
These three dimensions determine how contextual factors influence career development
What is individual dimension, group dimension, and social dimension
This suggests that individuals are marginalized by more than one identity marker
What is intersectionality
For counselors to build a working alliance, they must first examine their own what
What is worldviews
This refers to when individuals have more responsibilities and duties than time and energy permits
What is role overload
Due to the lack of control, this concept emphasizes the importance of clients being proactive in directing their own lives
What is construction
This artificial barrier used to greatly interfere with a woman's ability to advance within their careers
What is the glass ceiling
This type of assessment refers to collecting data at an individual, cultural, and social/environmental levels
What is multilevel assessment
In order to best serve clients and others, it is important for counselor's to make this a priority
What is self-care