Which of the following statements is true of Super's life span, life space approach?
a. The theory stresses that the traits of clients should first be assessed and then systematically matched with factors inherent in various occupations
b. The theory stresses the interpersonal nature of careers and associated lifestyles as well as the performance requirements of a work position
c. The theory posits that career development is the lifelong process of implementing a self-concept.
d. The theory suggests that four factors influence a person's career decision-making: genetic endowment, environmental conditions and event, learning experiences, and task-approach skills.
c
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A) ?Initiating contact in a compassionate manner B) ?Confronting hysterical paralyzing behaviors C) ?Identifying long term needs D) ?Ignoring the immediate needs of disaster survivors in favor of resolving developmental problems
Which of the following is the least likely way clients are instilled with hope during group work?
a. They receive positive feedback from family members as a result of attending group work b. They hear from other members that have made healthy changes c. The group leader treats every client like they are capable of making change d. The group leader helps build self-efficacy in clients
"I can't believe what my father did. He stole all the money from the trust fund grandmother had willed to my brother and me. I have been calling him day and night, and he will not return my calls
I might have to get a lawyer, but I don't know how I am going to afford it. Why would he do this to us?" Based on this scenario from the text, __________ is NOT a feeling you would you would identify in the client. A. betrayal B. vengefulness C. hurt D. confusion
One of the important cornerstones of recovering from codependency is
a. gaining control over the addict person’s behavior. b. detachment from the addicted person’s dysfunctional behavior. c. protecting the addicted person from the consequences of his or her behavior. d. removing the addicted person from one’s life.