Anne Roe
Anne Roe
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Anne Roe
Born on 1904 and raised up in Denver, Colarando
She is the eldest from the 3 siblings.
responsible for helping to raise her two younger siblings in addition to
performing household duties from a young age.
She continued to care for and support her family throughout her
education
Educational :
a) Bachelor of Educational Psychology (1923), University Denver.
b) Psychology and Education Master’s (1925), University Denver.
c) Ph . D (1933), Columbia University
1938, Roe married her long-time friend and renowned paleontologist
George Gaylord Simpson
She was a step mom for 4 childeren.
Roe joined her husband in 1959 in Boston where he had taken a
teaching position at Harvard University.
Roe suffered from heart disease and periodic bouts of brucellosis.
passed away in 1991 at the age of 86.
Receives numerous award:
a) Lifetime Career Award from the National Vocational Guidance
Association in 1967.
b) Leona Tyler award from the Clinical Psychology Division of the
American Psychological Association (APA) in 1984.
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Personality Theory of Career
Choice
Early childhood experiences influence their career choice.
The manner in which parents interact with the child is
major influence on the motivational intensity of the child.
The child make the role and behavior of their parents as a
real model.
Focus on 2 dimension : Personality and Job Classification
6 Specific Parenting Style
Avoidance: Emotional Deprivation or Neglect
Acceptable: Casually or Lovingly
Emotional- concentration:
Over-protective or Over-demanding
Avoidance: Emotional Deprivation or
Neglect
Neglect
• do not show love or concern
• Parents give minimum care
• Clash promise
Emotional Deprivation
• Do not care about the child
• often humiliating child
• always look down the ability of child
Acceptable: Casually or Lovingly
Casually
• Set rules and not fulfill it
• Give simple love to child
• Show concern when they are free
Lovingly
• provide warm attention, full of love
• help children to solve important problems
• give praise and reasonable freedom
Emotional- concentration: Over-protective or
Over-demanding
Over-protective
• tries to attend to all the needs of the child
• builds up a "fence" round the child/ less freedom to child
• give praise and reward excessive and often interfere more
children
Over-demanding
• have high expectations
• places a lot of challenges on child
• lay down conditions of conformity to their values and social
achievement in return for the love offered to the love
ADVANTAGE
Anna Roe S
developed a classification system of career
counselling that relies on early childhood experiences in
determining career. This theory is helpful to choose the career
of pattern learners.
Counsellor can use the elements in Anne Roe theory that need
to be identified to determine their interests, talents, and
personality.
WEAKNESS
The theory originated in humans and not in the fact
that the main objective.
This factor is differences with another culture.
There is no valid research because it does not show
how theory is applied.
There is no direct relationship between the choice of
a career with parenting style.
Acceptance Avoidance
APPLICATION
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2.Loving PARENTING 3.Neglecting 4.Rejecting
1.Casual
acceptence acceptance STYLE
Emotional Concentration
5.Over-protecting 6.Over-demanding
Hypothesis
Hypothesis Parenting Style Result