oposes that vocational choice and career development occur in stages. Super's influential theory encompasses eight states of career exploration and development from puberty through adulthood, which evolve along with a person's maturing self-concept. (Stage1) During the crystallization stage in early adolescence, a person has only vague, general ideas about a career. As young people develop a firm sense of self, they develop a concept of occupation as a defining feature of the self. (Stage 2) In the specification stage,
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