This paper discusses the potential implications of a risk society on identities due to
alterations in work practices. The promise of 'flexibility'via at‐home telework entails a …

In this original and major new work, David Blustein places working at the same level of
attention for social and behavioral scientists and psychotherapists as other major life …

Building on diverse influences from critical perspectives in vocational psychology and the
relational movement in contemporary psychological discourse, this article introduces the …

The primary theme of this article, which serves as the introductory contribution of a special
section of the American Psychologist, is that work plays a central role in the development …

Narcissists have been much maligned, but according to clinicians who study personality,
there are many productive narcissists who succeed spectacularly well in life because they …

This chapter serves as an introduction to The Oxford Handbook ofthe Psychology ofWorking.
The two foci of the psychology of working, a critique of existing discourses about work and …

This article introduces the Major Contribution in this issue of The Counseling Psychologist
on the interface of work and interpersonal relationships. Initially, the various lines of …

The authors used a phenomenological research method to investigate the career decision‐
making experiences of 17 employed adults. Thematic results from interview data analysis …

We live in a world that is ever changing. Some changes are for the better. When King
Charles II had a fit in 1685 he received cutting-edge medical care from the 14 top men in the …

The often misunderstood modern person syndrome is a disorder linked to the conditions of
living in our contemporary society. The author argues that the conditions of modernity have …