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The Career Assessment of Persons With Disabilities: A Review

Michael A. Klein

The Ohio State University

Joe E. Wheaton

The Ohio State University

Keith B. Wilson

The Ohio State University

This article presents a comprehensive career assessment model for working with persons with disabilities. This model includes the use of a comprehensive assessment of aptitudes, achievement, vocational interests, career maturity, and career-related self-efficacy as well as vocationally relevant medical, psychological, and vocational information. Finally, a process to integrate the information for use in career counseling is proposed. This process includes the use of a computerized transferability of skills analysis and job matching system to integrate the information and generate a listing of potential avenues for career exploration.

Journal of Career Assessment, Vol. 5, No. 2, 203-211 (1997)
DOI: 10.1177/106907279700500206
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