Career Adaptability in Adults: A Construct Whose Time Has Come
JANE E. GOODMAN
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JANE E. GOODMAN
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This article describes Donald Super's construct of adaptability and reviews research on the construct. The review is followed by a discussion of related counseling research that uses the construct, and research in the area of organizational psychology that addresses the concept but does not use the term. The author summarizes other approaches to the need for adaptability in adult career development, and finally, presents suggestions for practitioners.
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This article describes Donald Super's construct of adaptability and reviews research on the construct. The review is followed by a discussion of related counseling research that uses the construct, and research in the area of organizational psychology that addresses the concept but does not use the term. The author summarizes other approaches to the need for adaptability in adult career development, and finally, presents suggestions for practitioners.
Key concepts: Adaptability, Construct (python library), Psychology, Term (time), Engineering ethics, Applied psychology, Computer science, Management