A Dance Between Super's Theory and Chaos Theory In the lives of many we live by order and chaos. One helps us up while the other pushes back down when least expected. Donald Super's theory is clear concise and gives step by which a person will progress through life in their career. However; Chaos theory is a slew of random factors that can change the outcome of our situation and they happen every second. Each with their strengths and weaknesses a yin and yang of the modern age, these two theories are what guiding our lives. Super's theory and chaos theory share similarities and difference each of which effect and affect their surroundings as recounted by my experiences. Career Theories Applied to My Career Development
Super's Theory Beginning, Super's theory is a meticulously crafted timeline of events that would occur to people at certain ages or their lives and careers "Super (1957, 1980), for example, proposed that career development occurs throughout the lifespan and asserted that the process of career exploration and decision making is central to …show more content…
a person may be limited or hindered because they cannot perform the action they first perceived to want or aspired to do.(Lau) In this case my love for science being stopped by the fact that we could not afford gas. Something that I could not control can affect my outcome in life. many factors such as these can change your career, including race, gender, family status, family income, family problems, and so on. Super's theory relies on developing a person's career on their personal experiences and desires; Yet, outside influences can change a person views such as my own chosen career as of right now. If I had terrible self-esteem and someone told me the stereotype that "artists are poor" I might give up and not even try. This is the problem with this theory and chaos theory is strangely the
Super's Theory Beginning, Super's theory is a meticulously crafted timeline of events that would occur to people at certain ages or their lives and careers "Super (1957, 1980), for example, proposed that career development occurs throughout the lifespan and asserted that the process of career exploration and decision making is central to …show more content…
a person may be limited or hindered because they cannot perform the action they first perceived to want or aspired to do.(Lau) In this case my love for science being stopped by the fact that we could not afford gas. Something that I could not control can affect my outcome in life. many factors such as these can change your career, including race, gender, family status, family income, family problems, and so on. Super's theory relies on developing a person's career on their personal experiences and desires; Yet, outside influences can change a person views such as my own chosen career as of right now. If I had terrible self-esteem and someone told me the stereotype that "artists are poor" I might give up and not even try. This is the problem with this theory and chaos theory is strangely the