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Abrham Maslow's theory is called
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Hierarcy of needs
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S.E.L.S.P
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First needs is
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physiological - food, water, shelter, sleep, activity
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Second needs is
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Safety - family, employment, health, protection from harm
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Third need is
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love and belonging - love, friendship, comradeship, confidence
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Fourth need is
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Esteem needs - self respect, personal worth, autonomy, confidence
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Fifth needs is
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Self-actualization
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S.E.L.S.P
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Structural Theories focus on
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individual characterisics and occupation tasks
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3 categories of structural theories
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Trait and Factor
Vocational Personalities Socioeconomic Theory |
my characteristics
my jobs that fit my characteristics, my belief about money |
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Frank Parson's theory is the...
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Trait and Factor theory
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PEOPLES PERSONALITIES MATCH PEOPLES JOB CHARACTERISTICS
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Frank Parson proposed that
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Choice of vocation depends on accurate knowledge of self, knowledge of job specifications, ability to make proper match
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2 major assumptions about trait and factor theory
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1. job traits can be matched.
2. correlated to success and satisfaction |
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John Holland approach is called
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Typology Approach theory
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HOLLANDS REALSTIC LIFE ONCE INVESTIGATED TURNED OUT TO BE ARTISTIC, SOCIAL, AND ENTERPRISING WHICH WAS CONVENTIONAL ENOUGH FOR ME.
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John Holland believed 2 things
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People choose careers based on personality.
2. Environment of job reflects personality |
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Holland 6 types
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1. Realistic
2. Investigative 3. Artistic 4. Social 5. Enterprising 6. Conventional |
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Socioeconomic theory believes in
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"chance" and "accidents" people fall into whatever work opportunites happen to come their way
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falling
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Donald Supers
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Life Span
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SUPER'S LIFE WITH CRYSTAL WAS SPECIFICALLY IMPLEMENTED TO ALLOW FOR STABLE, CONSOLOLDATION AND DECLINE IN DEBT.
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Donalds career tasks are..
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1. Crystalization age 14 - 18
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Donalds second stage..
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Specification stage age 18-21
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Donalds third stage
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Implementation stage 21-24
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Donalds fourth stage is
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Stabilization age 24 - 35
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Fifth stage is
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Consolodation stage age 35
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Sixth stage
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Decline - Readiness for retirement age 55
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Donalds Vocational Development
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Growth - dev. of capacity, attitudes, interests, and needs asociated with self concepts.
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GROW TO EXPLORE ESTABLISHMENTS THAT MAINTAIN GOOD DECLINE
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Exploratory is..
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15-24 characterized by narrowed choices by not finalized
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Establishment
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age 25 - 44 stabilization through work experiences.
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Maitenence
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age 45-64 continual adjustment to improve working position and situation
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Decline
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65+ preretirement consideration, reduced work output, and eventual retirement.
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