Sarah has a part-time job working in a florist shop. She is going to be a social worker. How does Sarah's part-time job relate to her future career?
A. It's actually problematic. Sarah is actually doing sales, which doesn't relate to social work at all.
B. It does not relate. Sarah should look for another job working part-time for a social work agency.
C. It does not relate.
D. Sarah is practicing workplace habits and values that will help her in her career as a social worker.
Answer: D
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