The vocational choice models developed Ginzberg and by Super are similar in that they are:
a. Very contemporary, using current trends in vocational development as supports
b. Offering continuous career path models based on older data
c. Offering models to address men with discontinuous vocational paths, but do not address women
d. All of these
b
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List and describe the four distinct emotional display patterns that infants exhibit at 4 to 6 months of age. Provide an example of each.
What will be an ideal response?
If a researcher wanted to study the development of handwriting ability in children, she could measure the handwriting of a group of second-graders and continue to take handwriting samples from these same children each year until sixth grade
This is an example of: longitudinal research. cross-sectional research. cross-sequential research. a replication study.
One study evaluating the Interdisciplinary Fitness Interview found that interviewers using this measure to evaluate competency agreed on final judgments about competence in
A. less than 20% of cases. B. 50% of cases. C. almost 100% of cases. D. 75% of cases.
What is an advantage of group therapy that is not found in individual therapy?
a. All types of group therapy prohibit the client from remaining silent. b. The therapist's obligation tomaintain confidentiality is reduced because information is shared by all participants. c. Participants are often less motivated to strive to improve because lack of progress cannot be hidden from other group members. d. Participants may gain insight into their own problems by listening to the experiences of others with similar problems. e. Individual participants do not feel the need for personal accountability to the therapist.