List and discuss the six stages that characterize career development history, along with the time period of the development
What will be an ideal response?
• Stage One—(1890-1919) growth of placement services in urban areas.
• Stage Two—(1920-1939) growth of educational guidance in elementary and secondary schools.
• Stage Three—(1940-1959) growth of guidance needs in colleges and universities.
• Stage Four—(1960-1979) organization of career development.
• Stage Five—(1980-1989) transition to information technology, beginning of career counseling private practice and outplacement services.
• Stage Six—(1990-Present) beginning of multicultural counseling, continued development of technology, focus on school to work transitions.
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a) Falsities b) Pseudo-selves c) Character roles d) Masks e) Public Identities
Privileged communication and confidentiality are synonymous terms
Indicate whether the statement is true or false
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a) The systemic unit of the family is more important than the individual client b) The family is competent c) The family presents an opportunity to acquire additional clients for individual work d) The family needs the counselor to take charge
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a. emotionally fused. b. equal, but can escalate into a "one-upsmanship" communication pattern. c. both seeking to establish an emotional triangle. d. unequal but complementary in their communication.