Exam 15: Career Decision-Making Approaches

The concept of harmony is important in this theoretical approach to career development.

Miller-Tiedeman's career decision-making theory would classify the statement, "Oscar enjoys English and would make a good English teacher." as

Counselor A believes that the career decision-making is a process and that there is no Abest@ way to make career decisions. Her approach would best be called

The concept of energy is important in this theoretical approach to career development.

According to Bloch and Richmond, changing one's view of time by experiencing the moment can help bring about in one's life.

Which career decision-making theory is most likely to use the most structured approach to counseling?

Lifecareer is an example of a (an) approach to career decision-making.

Enthusiasm for change is characteristic of this approach to career counseling:

Reexamining interests and abilities would require this phase of cognitive information processing skills. a. communication

Bernadette is upset about being passed over for a job promotion. She is planning an effective strategy so that she will be more likely to be promoted in the future. She is using this phase of cognitive information processing theory.

According to Bloch and Richmond, individuals who are truly absorbed by their work and find it joyful are said to have

Miller-Tiedeman's career decision-making theory would classify the statement, "I think that I could be a really good fighter pilot." as

Which theory is most concerned with how family issues and careers impact each other?

Cognitive schemas are

Which of the following career counseling approaches is most concerned about cultural diversity?

Community is an important aspect of Bloch and Richmond's spiritual approach. Which of the following is NOT a type of community that they describe?

By controlling their career decision-making process, individuals are using which executive domain in cognitive information processing theory?

In cognitive information processing theory, starting to think about problems in choosing a career would fit with this step.

Amanda is aware that she has been influenced by her older sister's goal to become an obstetrician, rather than focusing on her own interests. Amanda is using which of these cognitive information processing executive domains?

Examining steps one and two of trait and factor theory would require this phase of cognitive information processing skills.