COMPUTER‐ASSISTED GUIDANCE: CONCEPTS AND PRACTICES
Martin R. Kate, Laurence Shatkin
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Martin R. Kate, Laurence Shatkin
Abstract
ABSTRACT The development and status of computer‐assisted guidance systems are reviewed and analyzed. They are compared with other career guidance resources and differentiated from one another in terms of such major topics as scope, content, structure, style, procedures, cost, effects, and rationales and models.
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ABSTRACT The development and status of computer‐assisted guidance systems are reviewed and analyzed. They are compared with other career guidance resources and differentiated from one another in terms of such major topics as scope, content, structure, style, procedures, cost, effects, and rationales and models.
Key concepts: Scope (computer science), Computer science, Style (visual arts), Guidance system, Management science, Psychology, Engineering, Aerospace engineering