Psychodynamic Career Assessment: An Adlerian Perspective

Clifton Edward Watkins Jr

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What exactly is Adlerian career assessment anyway? In this paper, I give some attention to that question. Specifically, I (a) examine some of the theory underlying Adlerian career assessment, (b) briefly review Adlerian career assessment research, and (c) consider two ways of implementing Adlerian career assessment in practice.

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