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What should be considered to ensure job satisfaction in a chosen career?
What should be considered to ensure job satisfaction in a chosen career?
- Alignment with personal interests (correct)
- Popularity of the job
- Low salary expectations
- Proximity to home
What concept does Bandura’s Social Cognitive Theory primarily focus on?
What concept does Bandura’s Social Cognitive Theory primarily focus on?
- Self-awareness
- Self-efficacy (correct)
- Self-esteem
- Self-regulation
What effect can job discontent have on employee engagement?
What effect can job discontent have on employee engagement?
- Increased motivation
- Poor productivity and absenteeism (correct)
- High employee satisfaction
- Improved teamwork
During which stage of Super’s Career Development Theory do individuals start to set their appropriate career positions?
During which stage of Super’s Career Development Theory do individuals start to set their appropriate career positions?
What is an essential first step in the career planning process?
What is an essential first step in the career planning process?
What is the primary focus of Super’s career development stages?
What is the primary focus of Super’s career development stages?
Which statement best describes the purpose of career planning?
Which statement best describes the purpose of career planning?
In which age range do individuals typically undergo the 'Exploration' stage according to Super’s theory?
In which age range do individuals typically undergo the 'Exploration' stage according to Super’s theory?
What is one major consequence of a high turnover rate in a company?
What is one major consequence of a high turnover rate in a company?
What is a key determinant of performance according to Bandura’s theory?
What is a key determinant of performance according to Bandura’s theory?
What may lead to a loss of motivation in a career?
What may lead to a loss of motivation in a career?
What do individuals focus on during the 'Disengagement' stage in Super’s theory?
What do individuals focus on during the 'Disengagement' stage in Super’s theory?
How can identifying your aptitudes influence career choices?
How can identifying your aptitudes influence career choices?
According to Bandura, how can employers improve relationships with employees?
According to Bandura, how can employers improve relationships with employees?
Which stage follows self-assessment in the career planning process?
Which stage follows self-assessment in the career planning process?
What is the age range associated with the 'Maintenance' stage in Super’s theory?
What is the age range associated with the 'Maintenance' stage in Super’s theory?
What does Holland's theory emphasize in relation to career satisfaction?
What does Holland's theory emphasize in relation to career satisfaction?
Which of the following is NOT a classified factor affecting career development according to the Department of Education?
Which of the following is NOT a classified factor affecting career development according to the Department of Education?
How do personal preferences influence career development?
How do personal preferences influence career development?
What role does academic performance play in career choice?
What role does academic performance play in career choice?
Which factor can significantly influence a student's career decision based on their upbringing?
Which factor can significantly influence a student's career decision based on their upbringing?
What are work values in the context of career choice?
What are work values in the context of career choice?
What does the 'E-N-F-P' personality type code help to identify?
What does the 'E-N-F-P' personality type code help to identify?
Which of the following statements about motivation is true?
Which of the following statements about motivation is true?
What does self-assessment primarily involve?
What does self-assessment primarily involve?
Which of the following is NOT a component of knowledge of academic-career options?
Which of the following is NOT a component of knowledge of academic-career options?
What is a key focus of career plan implementation?
What is a key focus of career plan implementation?
During the decision-making process, which step comes first?
During the decision-making process, which step comes first?
Which stage of career planning emphasizes knowing your personal strengths and weaknesses?
Which stage of career planning emphasizes knowing your personal strengths and weaknesses?
What should individuals focus on according to the 'exploring your options' stage?
What should individuals focus on according to the 'exploring your options' stage?
Which action is part of career plan implementation?
Which action is part of career plan implementation?
What does the 'T' in SMART goals represent?
What does the 'T' in SMART goals represent?
What does the moving on stage in career planning primarily involve?
What does the moving on stage in career planning primarily involve?
Which strategy can help maintain motivation while pursuing goals?
Which strategy can help maintain motivation while pursuing goals?
What is an important benefit of having an accountability partner?
What is an important benefit of having an accountability partner?
Why should one set short-term goals?
Why should one set short-term goals?
Which of these is NOT a suggested tip for successfully following plans?
Which of these is NOT a suggested tip for successfully following plans?
What is the first step in making a career plan?
What is the first step in making a career plan?
Which of the following describes a short-term goal?
Which of the following describes a short-term goal?
What does the 'A' in the SMART criteria for goals stand for?
What does the 'A' in the SMART criteria for goals stand for?
Why is it important to write down a career plan?
Why is it important to write down a career plan?
To successfully manage your career, which step should you take last?
To successfully manage your career, which step should you take last?
Which of the following statements best describes long-term goals?
Which of the following statements best describes long-term goals?
How can one expand skills to prepare for a career?
How can one expand skills to prepare for a career?
Flashcards
Self-Efficacy (Bandura)
Self-Efficacy (Bandura)
A person's belief in their ability to succeed in a specific task or situation.
Super's Career Stages
Super's Career Stages
A model describing five stages of career development: Growth, Exploration, Establishment, Maintenance, and Disengagement.
Growth Stage (Super)
Growth Stage (Super)
Early childhood (ages 4-13) where children develop their self-concepts and view of the world.
Exploration Stage (Super)
Exploration Stage (Super)
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Establishment Stage (Super)
Establishment Stage (Super)
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Maintenance Stage (Super)
Maintenance Stage (Super)
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Disengagement Stage (Super)
Disengagement Stage (Super)
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Holland's Theory of Vocational Choice
Holland's Theory of Vocational Choice
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Career Planning
Career Planning
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Intuition
Intuition
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Feeling-based Decisions
Feeling-based Decisions
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Perceiving-based Decisions
Perceiving-based Decisions
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Job Discontent Effects
Job Discontent Effects
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Career Planning Stages
Career Planning Stages
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Aptitude
Aptitude
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Career Interests
Career Interests
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Holland's Theory
Holland's Theory
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Intrinsic Motivation
Intrinsic Motivation
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Extrinsic Motivation
Extrinsic Motivation
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Personal Factors (Career Dev)
Personal Factors (Career Dev)
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Academic Factors (Career Dev)
Academic Factors (Career Dev)
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Familial Factors (Career Dev)
Familial Factors (Career Dev)
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Work Values
Work Values
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ENFP Personality Type
ENFP Personality Type
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Self-assessment in career planning
Self-assessment in career planning
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Career option knowledge
Career option knowledge
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Goal setting in career planning
Goal setting in career planning
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Career plan implementation
Career plan implementation
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Knowing yourself (career planning)
Knowing yourself (career planning)
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Exploring your options (career planning)
Exploring your options (career planning)
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Making career decisions
Making career decisions
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Career plan/path
Career plan/path
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Career Plan
Career Plan
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SMART Goals
SMART Goals
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What does 'Specific' mean in SMART goals?
What does 'Specific' mean in SMART goals?
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What does 'Measurable' mean in SMART goals?
What does 'Measurable' mean in SMART goals?
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What does 'Achievable' mean in SMART goals?
What does 'Achievable' mean in SMART goals?
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What does 'Realistic' mean in SMART goals?
What does 'Realistic' mean in SMART goals?
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What does 'Time-Bound' mean in SMART goals?
What does 'Time-Bound' mean in SMART goals?
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Write it down
Write it down
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Time-Bound Goals
Time-Bound Goals
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Set Deadlines
Set Deadlines
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Reward System
Reward System
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Accountability Partner
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Study Notes
Career Options Based on Career Development Concepts and Personal Life Goals
- Career options depend on career development concepts and personal life goals.
Career Development Concepts
- Bandura's Social Cognitive Theory
- Explores "self-efficacy," a person's confidence in accomplishing tasks.
- "Confidence" is a result of past experiences and accomplishments.
- Perception of reality is a major factor influencing performance.
- Employers and employees need to leverage individual confidence for better relationships and performance.
- Super's Career Development Theory
- People go through stages in career development.
- Super outlines five developmental stages:
- Growth (ages 4-13): Children develop wants, capacities, and a general view of the world.
- Exploration (ages 14-24): Individuals try to find themselves by exploring hobbies, groups, and experiences. They make tentative career choices.
- Establishment (ages 25-44): Individuals are set in their positions but still aim for advancement.
- Maintenance (ages 45-65): Individuals make continual adjustments and improve their skill sets to approach their field of work in new ways.
- Disengagement (over 65): Individuals leave the workforce and focus on retirement planning.
- Holland's Theory of Vocational Choice
- Emphasizes the relationship between personality and the world of work.
- A strong correlation between personal orientation and chosen career leads to higher satisfaction and persistence.
Career Development Factors
- Individuals can be intrinsically or extrinsically motivated, depending on influencing factors.
- Factors are classified into three categories: personal, academic, and familial.
- Personal: Individual preferences, idiosyncrasies, self-assessment, and personality traits influence career choice.
- Academic: Self-evaluation of academic performance (strengths and weaknesses) aids in choosing a suitable career path.
- Familial: Social nature and surrounding environment influence career path decisions.
- Other Factors:
- Work values (honesty, service, respect, and success) shape career choices and goals.
- Personality types (E-N-F-P) should be considered in identifying career options.
- Extroversion: motivation from outside interactions.
- Intuition: heavy consideration of future possibilities due to sensed evidence.
- Feeling: decisions based on feelings and values.
- Perceiving: planning not a focus; flexibility is key.
Identifying Career Options Leading to Attaining One's Personal Goal
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Career planning is the process of making educational and career choices based on self-knowledge and environmental awareness.
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The purpose of career planning is to guide individuals towards realistic career goals by exploring various opportunities.
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Career planning is an ongoing process beginning in middle school and extending into adulthood.
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The career planning process consists of four stages.
- Self-assessment: gathering data about interests, skills, abilities, values, and personality
- Knowledge of academic-career options: accumulating information about specific jobs, occupations, work conditions, required education, job outlook, and advancement opportunities.
- In-depth evaluation and goal setting: evaluating gathered data, understanding factors influencing decisions, and setting short/medium/long-term goals.
- Career plan implementation: actively taking steps toward goals, focusing on job and educational preparation
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Applying for education/training programs
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Gathering information on companies
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Developing a job search strategy
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Creating resumes and cover letters
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Preparing for job interviews
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Make a Career Plan: A career plan includes short-term and long-term goals.
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Six Steps to Make a Career Plan:
- Assess yourself
- Explore career options
- Set goals
- Expand skills
- Find a matching job
- Manage your career
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Short-term Goal: something to be accomplished in the near future.
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Long-term Goal: something to be accomplished in the distant future.
Tips to Increase Chances of Successfully Following Your Plans
- Write it down: Writing down the plan improves memory and enables tracking of progress. Use the SMART method (Specific, Measurable, Achievable, Realistic, Time-bound).
- Set deadlines: Setting short term goals and deadlines leads to consistent progress towards long-term goals.
- Reward yourself: Rewards for completing tasks increase motivation.
- Accountability Partner: Working with a partner gives support to stay on track and provides encouragement.
Three Major Effects of Job Discontent
- Loss of Motivation/Lack of Interest/Frustration: Individuals might lose their enthusiasm for work if their career culture doesn't align with their needs.
- Poor Productivity/Absenteeism: Individuals might waste time and money due to unsuitable career choice.
- High Turnover Rate: Companies failing to assess and motivate employees lead to high turnover rates.
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