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Contributions and challenges to vocational psychology from other disciplines: examples from narrative and narratology

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Other disciplines offer new perspectives, concepts, and models that would help vocational psychology reinvigorate itself as mentioned in this paper, with reservations about importing ideas from the physical sciences into the social sciences.
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Other disciplines offer new perspectives, concepts, and models that would help vocational psychology reinvigorate itself. The paper identifies contributions (such as narrative) that post-modern sources and scientific disciplines could make, though with reservations about importing ideas from the physical sciences into the social sciences. There would also be challenges for vocational psychology, primarily to its core values as a science but those could change over time. As an example, the paper then discusses how some of the lessons of narratology could enrich post-modern approaches, while its structuralism could enable vocational psychology to take advantage of the potential contributions of narrative.

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Social constructionism in vocational psychology and career development

TL;DR: The fourth book published in the Sense Publishers Career Development Series as mentioned in this paper addresses the scholarship of social constructionism and its place in disciplinary and professional endeavours of vocational psychology and career development, and the authors aim to present an optimistic view of Social constructionism that could generate new ideas for research and practice.
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Social Constructionist Theories in Vocational Psychology

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Practice and Research in Career Counseling and Development—2007

TL;DR: A review of the research and practice literature related to career counseling and development during 2007 is presented in 9 areas: professional issues, career assessment, career development, career theory and concepts, career interventions, advances in technology, personnel selection and job placement, international perspectives, and book reviews.
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Counselors' Perspectives on Using the Career Style Interview With Clients

TL;DR: In this article, the authors investigated counselors' perspectives on using the Career Style Interview (CSI) with clients who had career concerns and found that counselors viewed the CSI as a helpful and positive career counseling intervention.
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