Career Choice and Development

competing workers, changing technology, increasing family demands, and diminishing stamina. To conserve what they have establish ...

One wonders if the maintenance stage itself is disappearing, as the corporations that once provided lifetime employment shift to ...

and retirement living (reflect on vocational self-concept; life review). After a long period of maintenance, workers eventually ...

tool character of its propositions, and avoids premature attempts at stating explanatory postulates and devising logico-deductiv ...

these studies suggest that the results are stronger than first believed (Savickas, 1993a). Reviewers have expressed concern that ...

construction of new meaning arises from actively adapting to changes and difficulties in the real world. Research on transitions ...

first describing its assessment methods, then discussing its counsel- ing interventions, and finally illustrating its applicatio ...

counseling may concentrate on preparation for other roles, such as those of parent, homemaker, or volunteer. Assessing Career Ad ...

Then I assess career confidence by listening for self-efficacy beliefs and problem-solving competence. This assessment of career ...

To complement the cross-sectional view of self-concept con- tent, the longitudinal perspective characterizes themes that orga- n ...

maintain consistency across repeated tellings, will figure promi- nently in her or his vocational identity. Assessing Vocational ...

using metaphoric language to describe the client’s career concern, and then situated in the context of the client’s life space. ...

Counseling Constructivist career counseling engages clients in autobiographical reasoning that articulates their vocational inte ...

continuities engenders meaning that bridges the separation, reduces confusion, and resolves doubt. The reward for looking at the ...

interacting with computerized guidance systems, talking with school or college officials, observing workers discuss or demonstra ...

theless, he prefers structure from others, as suggested by his accepting a friend’s recommendation that he attend college and by ...

well as RIC and IER. We would build a plan of exploration and make an appointment to meet in two weeks to discuss the results of ...

the purpose that crying serves in her life and to discuss the power of her sensitivity, as well as its potential for becoming de ...

Blustein, D. L. (2001). The interface of work and relationships. The Counseling Psychologist, 29, 179–192. Blustein, D. L., & ...

Davidson, P. E., & Anderson, H. D. (1937).Occupational mobility in an American community.Palo Alto, CA: Stanford University ...