Part II – Career ReflectionPeople often imagine different possible selves (Markus & Nurius, 1986; future versions of self) when trying to match personal characteristics and values with future career goals. For this reflection, consider the possible selves that you’ve held in the past and those you currently hold. How have your possible selves changed from childhood to now? How do you envision your future? Where do you see yourself a year after graduating? In 5 years? In 10 years? How do envision your psychology degree fitting into this plan?Your reflection should be about 2 pages in length. This section of Assignment 3 should be double-spaced in 12pt Times New Roman font.
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