Fantasy in Career Development

Michael A. Crabbs

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Fantasy activity has long been recognized as a normal psychological process that individuals use to deal with emotions, goals, and beliefs. Recent developments in this area have led some counselors to employ fantasy as a technique in the counseling relationship. This article explores the development of fantasy activity as a part of career development, reviews relevant research, and cites examples of the use and implementation of fantasy.

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1951Occupational Choice 1972Toward a Theory of Occupational Choice: A Restatement 1975Predictive value and psychological meaning of vocational aspirations 2012Vocational Psychology 1977Using inner experience: Fantasy and daydreams in career counseling.

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