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Download full textHartung, Paul J. – 1991
In both Gestalt therapy and Holland's theory of vocational choice, person-environment interaction receives considerable emphasis. Gestalt therapy theory suggests that people make contact (that is, meet needs) through a characteristic style of interacting with the environment. Holland identifies six personality types in his theory and asserts that…
Descriptors: Adjustment (to Environment), Career Choice, Gestalt Therapy, Higher Education
