Career Counseling Theories
Career Counseling Theories: Foundations for Informed Career DecisionsThis book offers a comprehensive overview of key career counseling theories that guide career decision-making and development. It explores foundational models such as Parsons' Trait and Factor Theory, Holland's RIASEC Model, and Super's Life-Span, Life-Space Theory, alongside modern frameworks like Krumboltz's Social Learning Theory and Savickas' Career Construction Theory. Each theory is presented with core principles, practical applications, and insights on how personality, social influences, and chance events shape career paths.Designed for career counselors, psychologists, educators, and professionals, this guide provides the tools to navigate career transitions and support informed, adaptable career choices in an evolving job market.About the Author:
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Career Counseling Theories
Career Counseling Theories: Foundations for Informed Career DecisionsThis book offers a comprehensive overview of key career counseling theories that guide career decision-making and development. It explores foundational models such as Parsons' Trait and Factor Theory, Holland's RIASEC Model, and Super's Life-Span, Life-Space Theory, alongside modern frameworks like Krumboltz's Social Learning Theory and Savickas' Career Construction Theory. Each theory is presented with core principles, practical applications, and insights on how personality, social influences, and chance events shape career paths.Designed for career counselors, psychologists, educators, and professionals, this guide provides the tools to navigate career transitions and support informed, adaptable career choices in an evolving job market.About the Author:
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Career Counseling Theories

Career Counseling Theories

by Nomusankar Setty
Career Counseling Theories

Career Counseling Theories

by Nomusankar Setty

Overview

Career Counseling Theories: Foundations for Informed Career DecisionsThis book offers a comprehensive overview of key career counseling theories that guide career decision-making and development. It explores foundational models such as Parsons' Trait and Factor Theory, Holland's RIASEC Model, and Super's Life-Span, Life-Space Theory, alongside modern frameworks like Krumboltz's Social Learning Theory and Savickas' Career Construction Theory. Each theory is presented with core principles, practical applications, and insights on how personality, social influences, and chance events shape career paths.Designed for career counselors, psychologists, educators, and professionals, this guide provides the tools to navigate career transitions and support informed, adaptable career choices in an evolving job market.About the Author:

Product Details

ISBN-13: 9786208438616
Publisher: LAP Lambert Academic Publishing
Publication date: 03/26/2025
Pages: 60
Product dimensions: 6.00(w) x 9.00(h) x 0.14(d)
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