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Super’s Self Concept Theory & Overview of Life Stages (Chapter 1) Kathleen E. High, M.Ed. Adapted from: Sukienni, D. Bendat, W. Raufman, L. (2007). The Career Fitness Program (8th Ed.).
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Super’s Self Concept Theory & Overview of Life Stages (Chapter 1) Kathleen E. High, M.Ed. Adapted from: Sukienni, D. Bendat, W. Raufman, L. (2007). The.

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Page 1: Super’s Self Concept Theory & Overview of Life Stages (Chapter 1) Kathleen E. High, M.Ed. Adapted from: Sukienni, D. Bendat, W. Raufman, L. (2007). The.

Super’s Self Concept Theory

&

Overview of Life Stages

(Chapter 1)

Kathleen E. High, M.Ed.Adapted from: Sukienni, D. Bendat, W. Raufman, L. (2007). The Career Fitness Program (8th Ed.).

Page 2: Super’s Self Concept Theory & Overview of Life Stages (Chapter 1) Kathleen E. High, M.Ed. Adapted from: Sukienni, D. Bendat, W. Raufman, L. (2007). The.

We differ in abilities, interests and values

Every occupation requires certain traits Each of us is qualified for a number of

occupations Vocational preferences and skills

change with time and experience Selecting a career involves the following

stages (next slides)

Page 3: Super’s Self Concept Theory & Overview of Life Stages (Chapter 1) Kathleen E. High, M.Ed. Adapted from: Sukienni, D. Bendat, W. Raufman, L. (2007). The.

Growth physical, emotional

Exploration Fantasy, tentative, reality testing

Establishment Offers experiences for growth

Maintenance Maintain or improve in career area

Disengagement See no new challenges or chances for

mobility

Page 4: Super’s Self Concept Theory & Overview of Life Stages (Chapter 1) Kathleen E. High, M.Ed. Adapted from: Sukienni, D. Bendat, W. Raufman, L. (2007). The.

Career patterns are influenced by:Socioeconomic levelMental abilityPersonalityOpportunities to which exposed

Career development = Self concept development

Work and life satisfaction depend on ability to have sufficient outlets for interests, personality, values, and traits.

Page 5: Super’s Self Concept Theory & Overview of Life Stages (Chapter 1) Kathleen E. High, M.Ed. Adapted from: Sukienni, D. Bendat, W. Raufman, L. (2007). The.

Late Adolescence (16-22) Provisional Adulthood (22-28) Thirties Transition (28-32) Time of Rooting (32-39) Turning-Point Years (39-43) Restabilization/Bearing Fruit (43-50) Renewal (50-60) Transition Toward Retirement (60+)

Page 6: Super’s Self Concept Theory & Overview of Life Stages (Chapter 1) Kathleen E. High, M.Ed. Adapted from: Sukienni, D. Bendat, W. Raufman, L. (2007). The.

Theories are based on “social norms”Of past and presentMay not take into account societal changes of

Present & Future (Rapidly-changing world)(We will discuss later)

May not necessarily reflect cultural differences(We will discuss later)

Individuals cannot make satisfying choices when possessing a poor self-concept

Page 7: Super’s Self Concept Theory & Overview of Life Stages (Chapter 1) Kathleen E. High, M.Ed. Adapted from: Sukienni, D. Bendat, W. Raufman, L. (2007). The.

Respond to the following prompts:

1.What did I learn from this theory?

2.How does this theory relate to my life?

3.I am________________________________

4.I need_______________________________

5.I want_______________________________

6.I would like to change_________________

7.If all goes well in the next five years, I will be doing the following things_________________

8.If things go poorly in the next five years, I will be doing______________________________

9.Reviewing past jobs or volunteer experiences I have had, what did I like best/least about each one? Is there a pattern?