Counselling Psychology - Career counselling (Parsons)
Parsons’ ideas seem simple and perhaps inadequate, yet he is known as the “Father of Career Counselling”. In what way has Parsons affected current career counselling practices?
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The soultion provides in-depth information regarding the work of Frank Parsons (Father of Career Counselling) as related to current career counselling practices. It reflects upon the Trait-factor theory of career development, and intervention strategies proposed by him. It discusses as to how his work is relevant to current career counselling practices.
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