Career Choice and Development

career paths would be as fully informed and accurate as possible. We would also, as suggested by SCCT, help him to Identify bar ...

for female college students) and common for college females (see Holland et al., 1997, Appendixes A21 and B1). Her occupational ...

a strategy has been shown to be an effective component of decision making and is associated with reduced postdecisional regret a ...

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8 A Cognitive Information Processing Approach to Career Problem Solving and Decision Making Gary W. Peterson, James P. Sampson J ...

work,Choosing a Vocation(1909). As was noted in Chapter One, Parsons described three key factors in making career choices: (1) c ...

314 CAREER CHOICE AND DEVELOPMENT Career decision making: The thought processes by which an indi- vidual integrates self-knowled ...

earlier. The cognitive information processing (CIP) paradigm con- cerns the actual thought and memory processes involved in solv ...

Problem space: all cognitive and affective components contained in working memory as individuals approach a career problem-solvi ...

One can see from the definitions that the fundamental capabil- ity that undergirds successful career and lifestyle adjustment is ...

out the solution. For example, an individual who makes a decision to pursue a graduate degree must decide where to attend school ...

meaningful forms of information. Executive control operations en- gage and sequence appropriate lower-order programs to yield a ...