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Work and Vocation
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INDEX
Theories of Vocational Choices
People influencing Vocational Choices
Gender Roles
Socioeconomic Factors
Youth Employment
Career Education
Other Crucial determinants
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Theories of Vocational Choices
Ginzberg¡¯s Compromise with Reality Theory
Holland¡¯s Occupational Environment Theory
Lent et al.s¡¯ Social- Cognitive Career Theory
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Theories of Vocational Choices
Ginzberg¡¯s Compromise with Reality Theory
http://www.youtube.com/watchv=r8TLmcqDdhs&list=PLD10C80267B16E643
1) Fantasy Stage
2) Tentative Stage
3) Realistic Stage
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Theories of Vocational Choices
Hollands¡¯ Occupational Environment Theory
Personality Type
Characteristic
Suggested Careers
Artistic
Likes creative activities
Views self as exp¡¦(»ý·«)
ith peers
3) School Personnel
Teacher, coach, mentor, guidance counselor
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Gender Roles and Vocational Choices
Structural Barriers
-gender discrimination
Normative Barriers
- girls are socialized to be feminine
Cognitive differences
-psychologically different from men
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Other Crucial Determinants of Vocational Choice
Aptitudes and Special Abilities
-requirements are different
-self efficacy belief that one is competent
to master a task
Interests
-strong interest inventory test that measures suitability for different vocation according to interest
Job Opportunities
Salary
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Socioeconomic Factors
SES
- Socioeconomic status
Socioeconomic status(SES)¡¯ effect on teenager¡¯s
occupational choice
` Socioeconomic status Academic performance
` Academic performance - Occupational choice
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PRESENTATION