Blocks to career counseling include all of the following except:
a. Client mental illness
b. Counselors refusing to collude with simplistic client expectations
c. Client family pressure
d. Counselors/clients inability to distinguish career counseling from advising, job placement, etc.
(b)
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a. traumatizing b. largely psychological c. a symptom of oppression d. a hateful experience
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During the course of Weissmark's workshop with children of Nazis and Holocaust survivors, which six stages did she witness participants go through in the transformation of their feelings toward each other?
What will be an ideal response?
Who added the term “paradigm shift” to the language and philosophy of science?
a. Karl Popper b. David Hume c. Egon Guba d. Nancy Cartwright e. Thomas S. Kuhn