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Theory
Ethics
High School/Middle School
Diverse Populations
Assessment and Career Planning
100
This theory has generated more research than any other career theory.
What is Holland's Theory
100
A pioneer in the study of counseling ethics.
Who is Vanhoose?
100
Enhance self-understanding, learn how to engage effectively in educational and occupational exploration, and career planning.
What are the career development goals as put forth by literature and the National Career Developmental Guidelines?
100
Universal vs. Culturally specific approaches to counseling.
What is etic vs. emic approaches to counseling?
100
At this stage, counselor and client are identifying occupations or jobs in which the client can implement his or her vocational self-concept.
What is Identify Occupational Alternatives
200
Anne Rice is Responsible for this theory.
What is Personality Theory of Career Choice
200
Veracity, Privacy, Confidentiality.
What are the additional principles suggested by Beauchamp and Childress?
200
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 an identity-diffused person?
200
Ethnocentrism
What is is when counselors assume that one value system (their own) is superior and preferable to another.
200
Learning more about the needs of an individual or group of individuals, learning more about the characteristics of individuals and helping them learn more about themselves, and determining the progress of a person or group of persons in areas related to career development.
What are the reasons that counselors ask their clients to spend time and perhaps money to engage in assessment?
300
This is the part of theory development that occurs between ages 25-45.
What is establishment?
300
personal relationships with clients.
What is an area of continuing ethical concern?
300
Develop more advanced self-knowledge, develop skills for engaging in educational and occupational exploration, and strengthen the skills to make decisions.
What are the career development ideas for high school students?
300
individuals in this stage adhere to the dominant culture's value system, including it's perception of racial/ethnic minorities.
What is conformity stage?
300
Possess a general knowledge about assessment, have detailed knowledge about the instruments used, evaluate the instruments for usefulness with diverse populations, prepare students or clients adequately, administer instruments properly, interpret instruments properly, and follow through with clients.
What are the responsibilities and competencies of the counselor as it applies to assessments?
400
SLTCDM
What is Social Learning Theory of Career Decision Making
400
Career professionals provide open, honest, and accurate communication in dealing with the public and other professionals.
What is an example of Professional Responsibility?
400
Froeschle provides an excellent example of a career development program that was created to influence which demographic
What is dropout rates for at-risk students?
400
SWOT
What is strengths, weaknesses, opportunities, and threats?
400
checklists, games, fantasies, forced-choice activities, card sorts, and structured interviews.
What are examples of informal assessments?
500
SCCT comes from these recent theorists
What is Lent, Brown, and Hackett's Social Cognitive Career Theory.
500
These two theorists recommend that, after implementing your course of action, it is important to assess whether your actions had the anticipated effect and consequences.
Who are Forester-Miller and Davis?
500
when professional school counselors provide this, they influence the future by helping clarify developmental decisions that often last a lifetime.
What is career and educational guidance to their students?
500
Scholl devised what as group intervention for middle school through university levels to help students consider the effects of sociological influences on career development.
What is Career Path Tournament?
500
tests that govern entrance to colleges, graduate schools, or licensure or certification for a given occupation, generally done on a secure site.
What is a trend of the 21st century in administering of assessments?