Trait-Oriented Theories Trait and Factor Theory

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Trait-Oriented Theories
Trait and Factor Theory
Person-Environment Correspondence (PEC) Counseling
John Holland's Typology
Social Learning and Cognitive Theories
Krumboltz's Learning Theory of Counseling
Career Development from a Cognitive Information Processing Perspective
Career Development from a Social Cognitive Perspective
Developmental Theories
Life Space, Life Span Approach to Careers
Circumscription, Compromise, and Self-Creation: A Developmental Theory of Occupational Aspirations
Person-in-Environment Perspective
Career Construction: A Developmental Theory of Vocational Behavior
A Contextual Explanation of a Career

Understand the basic principles of atmospheric circulation and identify the latitudes where major air masses rise and descend.

Identify and describe the characteristics of different biomes, including flora, fauna, and climate conditions.

Recognize and explain the significance of symbiotic relationships in marine ecosystems, with a focus on coral reefs.

Describe the conditions and ecosystems found in estuaries and their importance to marine life.

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Definitions:

Value

The importance or utility that something has for an individual or the market price of a good or service.

Horizontal Axis

In graphing, this is the x-axis, which typically represents the independent variable.

Vertical Axis

In a graph or chart, the vertical line or scale along which numerical data is plotted or measured, usually representing quantities.

Straight Line

A direct, shortest path between two points in a plane, often used in mathematics to describe linear functions.