TWA | Holland's Theory of Career Choice | Developmental Theories | SCCT | Cross Cultural Research |
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What is Work-related needs or values?
what a worker needs and prefers from the work environment
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What is a conventional type
A person who like to work with tangible things, such as data, and enjoys organizing and keeping track of things, usually in a systematic fashion
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What is the decline stage
The developmental stage from 65+ characterized
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What is Outcome Expectations
The positive or negative outcome perceived as a result of engaging in specific behavior in a specific domain
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What is Satisfaction
In cross-cultural research on TWA, this was found to be more important for LGBTQ+ populations and African American identified workers
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What is Flexibility?
tolerance for correspondence before doing something about it
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What are hindering factors
Holland's stipulation that "all else being equal," people will seek congruence, but that this is not always the case because many people face____________
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What is Vocational Self-Concept
How we come to see ourselves in the work role, compromised of information about our skills, abilities, interests, etc that we have gathered from our own perceptions, interactions with others, and the environment.
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What are the major predictors of interest according to SCCT
Self-efficacy beliefs and outcome expectations
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What is volition
The amount of control someone has over their career
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What is Satisfaction and Satisfactoriness?
These two together predict whether someone will achieve tenure in a job
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What is congruence
Fit between an individual's RIASEC type and that of their job or workplace
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What is Competence, Concern, Control, and Commitment
The crucial developmental tasks during the Growth Stage, according to Super.
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What is learning experiences
Opportunities for the development of strong self-efficacy beliefs such as, social persuasion, modeling, performance accomplishments, and benefiting from performance accomplishments
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What is Acculturation
Process whereby one from a cultural group adopts the beliefs and behaviors of another group. This was found to be predictive of educational outcomes for Mexican American students.
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What is Activeness?
An adjustment style used when experiencing discorrespondence marked by trying to change the environment
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What is an inconsistent profile
primary and secondary RIASEC types are not close together on the hexagon
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What is Tolerable effort boundaries
Children during the growth stage, according to Gottfredson, will nix jobs see as unattainable and draw a....
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What is a faulty Causal attribution
Attributing a success to luck is an example of an unstable and external__________
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What is Ethnic Identity
This was found to be protective for African American males experience racial discrimination stress in the relationship with career aspirations, as well as was predictive of better outcomes for Latinx students
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What is The coefficient of determination?
This value is the correlation coefficient squared and tells you the amount of variance accounted for in your outcome variable by your predictor variable
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What are two strategies for working with an undifferentiated type?
Help client get more experiences for high undifferentiation or reinspire interests for people with low undifferentiation
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What is Career Pattern Study
Original study started in 1963 that followed young people from junior high through their mid-50's. The findings of which marked people as stable, stagnating, or foundering and served to support Super's Developmental stages and accompanying developmental tasks.
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What is ability correspondence
the second predictor that together with self-efficacy beliefs, according to the SCCT performance model, predicts performance
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What is Social Political Development
Mechanism through which historically disenfranchised groups can advocate, informed by a strong desire to combat in equalities and a strong ethnic identity.
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