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EACH SECTION OF THIS ASSIGNMENT NEEDS TO BE ANSWERED…I PUT THE ANSWER BY SOME OF THE QUESTIONS AND THE REST PLEASE MAKE UP. YOU WILL ALSO HAVE TO TAKE A SELF ASSESSMENT IN THE INSTRUCTIONS AND INCLUDE THE RESULTS

Personal Career Case Study

Part I: Background

• Introduction
  • Identification of subject
    • Name: CHAVON HAYDEN
    • Age: 34
    • Sex: FEMALE
    • Marital Status: SINGLE
    • Race/Ethnicity: AFRICAN AMERICAN
    • Occupation: CASE MANAGER
• Personal and Social History
  • Early childhood development: ATTENDED HEAD START PROGRAM
  • General health: HEALTHY
  • Dominant values in the home
    • Ideals
    • Values : STRONG IN FAITH
    • Goals
    • Parental roles of each parent and parenting style(s)
  • Educational and occupational background of parents: BOTH PARENTS ATTENDED COLLEGE
  • Nature of relationships with parents: VERY CLOSE BOND WITH PARENTS
  • Parental aspirations for you: TO RECEIVE MY DOCTORATE AND EXCEL IN MY CAREER
  • Nature of relationships with siblings: VERY CLOSE WITH MY YOUNGER SISTER
  • Nature of relationship with peers: MY PEERS AND I REALLY MOTIVATE EACH OTHER TO EXCEL
  • Identification with important figures in community
  • Other pertinent factors (specify)
• Educational History
  • Schools and colleges attended (including dates): TROY UNIVERSITY: PSYCHOLOGY AND MINOR ID SOCIOLOGY, CAPELLA UNIVERSITY: PSYCHOLOGY WITH SPECIALIZATION IN CHILD AND ADOLESCENT DEVELOPMENT, FORT VALLEY: CLINICAL REHABILITATION COUNSELING & CASE MANAGEMENT
  • Academic performance (GPA, percentile): 3.0
  • Major subjects or curricula from each school: PSYCHOLOGY AND COUNSELING
  • Extracurricular activities
  • Social adjustment in school
  • Changes in major field of study (explain)
  • Standings (may be estimated) on assessments
    • Aptitude tests
    • Interest inventories
    • Achievement tests
  • Vocational preferences expressed at various points in school
    • Elementary school
    • Middle school
    • High school
    • College
    • Graduate school
  • Assistance with guidance counseling
  • Other pertinent factors (specify)
• Personality variables
  • Self-concept
  • Dominant personality traits
  • Weakness (areas of development)
  • Personality type
  • Values
  • Results from assessments (any from http://similarminds.com)
    • Global 3 Personality Tests
    • Jung test
    • Career Inventory
  • Other pertinent variables
• Physical, socioeconomic, and cultural environment
  • Description of previous communities and neighborhood in which you lived.
  • Description of community, neighborhood, and house in which you now live.
  • Other pertinent environmental factors (specify)
• Vocational history (include resume)
  • Early occupational dreams: ALWAYS WANTED TO BE A TEACHER OR SOCIAL WORKER TO HELP CHILDREN
  • Early interests, hobbies, play activities: DANCE, READING, GOING TO THE PARK WITH FRIENDS
  • Part-time jobs, in sequence including work activities in childhood: RETAIL JOBS
  • Full-time jobs, in sequence: CASE MANAGER FOR SOURCE AMERICA
  • Present interests, hobbies, leisure-time activities: READING, TRAVELING TO NEW DESTINATIONS
    • Your evaluation of your vocational development
    • Present vocational plans and aspirations
  • Current career and academic goals: TO BECOME A CERTIFIED REHABILITATION COUNSELOR AND LICENSED PROFESSIONAL COUNSELOR
• Relationship to career counseling
  • How might career counseling have helped you at crucial points in the past?
  • In what way might it be of help for you now?

(Note: For both part-time and full-time include what factors led you to take the job, why you left them, and likes or dislikes of the job and duties).

Part II: Selected Theory of Career Development

• Choose one theory which best accounts for your behavior.
• Describe the major components of your selected theory.
• Describe for what population would this theory be best used for include cultural considerations and present research.
• Discuss the theory’s strengths and weaknesses.

Part III: The Synthesis

• Why did you select this particular theory?
• In what ways does it account for the behavior and goals of your subject? Be specific.
• Interpretation and prognosis
  • On the basis of the vocational development theory to which you wish to relate your findings, what inferences can be made concerning how you reached your present state of vocational development?
  • What do you see as your prognosis for future vocational development?
• In what ways is your selected theory inadequate (or least adequate) to account for your vocational development?
• Discuss briefly how other theories might be used.