Career Development Theories
The theorist who developed RIASEC midel of career interests
Who is John Holland?
True or false. Elementary guidance should encourage children to select a specific career as early as possible
What is false?
This document summarizesa person's educationl skills, and professional experience for potential emplyers
What is a resume?
This assessment measures interests and helps clients explore occupations that may align with those interests
What is interest inventory
Counselors should only use career assessments for which they have appropriate training and this
What is competence?
In Holland's theory, RIASEC stands for Realistic, Investigative, Artistic, Social, Enterprising and this final type
What is conventional?
According to Erickson, many elementary-aged children experience this psycho-social conflict
What is industry vs. inferiority?
This process involves developing professional relationships that may provide career inforamtion, advice and opportunities
What is networking?
The 6 broad interest areas measured by the strog interest inventory are based largely on this theorist's model
Who is John Holland?
Before administering an assessment, counselors should explain its purpose and limitations as part of this ethical process
what is informed consent?
This theorist viewed career development as a lifelong process involving stages such as growth, exploration, establishment, maintanance, and disengagement
Who is Daniel Super?
For elementary-aged chidren, career learnign should include many of these
What are concrete experiences?
This type of experience allows college students to gain practical experience while explorig a new career
What is an internship?
Career counselors should consider interests and abilities along with cultural, family, socioeconomic and these environmental influences
What are contextual facors/barriers?
Counselors should refrain from imposing these personal beliefs on clients when helping them make career decisions.
What are the counselr's values?
This theory emphasizes self-eficacy, outcome expectations, and personal goals in career development
What is Social Cognitive Career Theory?
At thr middle and high school levels, career development increasingly involves exploring careers while connecting interests, abilities, education, and this future consideration
What are career/goal plans?
WFU's OPCD encourages students to coneect tot hier interests, values, and passions with a meaningful major and this
What is purposeful career?
Instead of telling a client which area to pursue, a career cousnelor should help a client develop this
What is career decision making?
When an assessment is inappropriate for a client's language, culture, disability, or circumstance, using the results without considering these factors may introduce this problem
What is a bias?
In Super's Theory, elementary-aged children are generally in this career-development stage
What is growth stage?
Rather than treating career development as a separate activity, schools should integrate it into this broader component of education
What is the school curriculum?
Career services should help college students prepare for employment while recognizing the career development is this type of journey ratehr than a one-time decision
What is a lifetime journey?
A culturally responsive intervention would focus on doing this to the client's perceived career options
What is expanding them?
A career counselor realizes a client's needs fall outside the counselor's professional competence. Wtically, this counselor should seek consultation or make one of these
What is a referral?