Test 1 Life Skills

focus on options or work roles and begin to fully realize the personal implications of potential choices

Intense involvement for long periods of time

Career Development is a __________ process.

1.Part of identity that relates to occupations

Involves concrete, physical tasks

Ability to interpret and modify human behavior and an interest in caring for and dealing with others

Career Intervention is a(n) __________ act aimed at enhancing some aspect of a person’s career development

Emotional interactions and flexibility is required

Typical settings: car lots, real estate, advertising agency

Involves systematic, concrete, routine processing of verbal and mathematical information

Career development occurs through learning concepts, attitudes, personal constructs, work habits, and role modeling

Interactions are rational indirect and analytical

The _________ is a diagram that shows how career choices are made.

"A" is the starting point for a particular phase of the career narrative and signifies

The _ suggests a person's general self concept included a career specific component that developed over time.

Deals with ideas and things rather than people

Requires the use of abstract and creative abilities

1.Which of the following is NOT involved in Career Counseling?

What are the developmental stages of Super's Development theory?

Draw on knowledge intuition and emotional life

1.Ability to cope with changing situations

family’s various career choices and the meaning they hold for you.  You are in the ________________phase.

Typical settings are: barber shops, constructions sites, and farms

Who founded the Vocations Bureau of Boston?

1.Helps to match self characteristics and occupational attributes.