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Dilemmatic Constructions of Career in the Career Counseling Interview
The Career Development Quarterly, 2000Thirty career counseling interviews were recorded and inductively analyzed using a discourse analytic method. Findings indicate that clients in this setting present various dilemmatic themes of career in their talk. Three types of dilemmas were pervasive: uncertainty versus certainty, interests versus practical, and focus versus options.
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Korean Association For Learner-Centered Curriculum And Instruction, 2023
Objectives The purposes of this study were to confirm through what process highly educated women with career interruption construct their careers in Career Construction Counseling using Career Construction Interview(CCI), and whether Career Construction Counseling is longitudinally effective.
Nahyun Yoo, Mi Jin Sun
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Objectives The purposes of this study were to confirm through what process highly educated women with career interruption construct their careers in Career Construction Counseling using Career Construction Interview(CCI), and whether Career Construction Counseling is longitudinally effective.
Nahyun Yoo, Mi Jin Sun
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Group career construction counseling with disadvantaged prospective university students
The Career Development Quarterly, 2022AbstractWe investigated the value of a three‐phase, six‐step group‐based career construction counselling intervention for prospective university students from disadvantaged backgrounds using an integrative, QUALITATIVE‐quantitative design. The participants completed measures of career adaptability and career decision‐making difficulties before and ...
J. G. Maree +2 more
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Career Counseling in the Future: Constructing, Collaborating, Advocating
The Career Development Quarterly, 2003Helping individuals adapt to changing environments is a major strength of career development practice. Additional strengths are a solid theoretical framework, effective assessment tools and technology, and a clear professional identity. Areas of weakness include the lack of integration of contextual factors into career intervention strategies, poor ...
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Innovative career construction counselling for a creative adolescent
British Journal of Guidance & Counselling, 2018This article reports on integrative career counselling provided to a creative young man selected purposefully.
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Salient Features of Career Construction Counselling
2013In this chapter, I elaborate on essential features of career construction because (meta-) reflection is so strongly influenced by counselling for career construction. I first discuss the goals of career counselling and then consider the principles and characteristics of a holding environment, narratability, autobiographicity and intentionality. Lastly,
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Constructive Development and Career Transition: Implications for Counseling
Journal of Counseling & Development, 1993The ability to effectively manage career transition may be related to an individual's meaning‐making framework, or constructive development. The implications of constructive developmental theory for career choice and implementation are explored. The interplay between career transition and developmental transformation is examined, and counseling ...
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Examining process constructs of narrative career counselling: an exploratory case study
British Journal of Guidance & Counselling, 2012The present article examines how the five process constructs of reflection, connectedness, meaning making, learning and agency are operationalised in a constructivist approach to career counselling, specifically a storytelling approach. This article reports on an exploratory case study of a Black South African female university student.
McMahon, Mary +3 more
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Career Construction Counselling with Women Through a Feminist Lens
2019The purpose of this chapter is to consider the use of career construction counselling with women through a feminist counselling lens. To gain a clearer understanding of the significance of the topic, the first part of the chapter begins with an overview of the global gender gap, especially in relation to work.
Jacqueline J. Peila-Shuster +1 more
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Narrative Change in Career Construction Counseling: A Replication Study
The Career Development QuarterlyABSTRACT This study analyzes the evolution of clients’ narrative transformation in career construction counseling. The intervention was administered to 19 participants, and its effects were assessed using standardized measures of vocational certainty, vocational identity, career decision‐making ability, and psychological distress ...
Paulo Cardoso +5 more
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