Question 1

Creating many possible career alternative is this aspect of cognitive information processing skills.

Accepted Answer

A)  communication 
B)  analysis 
C)  synthesis 
D)  valuing 
E)  execution 
A)  communication 
B)  analysis 
C)  synthesis 
D)  valuing 
E)  execution

Question 2

Jamelle has narrowed down his first, second and third career choices. He is most likely in this phase of cognitive information processing theory?

Accepted Answer

A)  communication 
B)  analysis 
C)  synthesis 
D)  valuing 
E)  execution 
A)  communication 
B)  analysis 
C)  synthesis 
D)  valuing 
E)  execution

Question 3

Helping clients respect their lives and process their decisions is recommended by

Accepted Answer

A)  cognitive information processing theory. 
B)  a spiritual approach to career development. 
C)  Myer-Briggs type theory. 
D)  work adjustment theory. 
A)  cognitive information processing theory. 
B)  a spiritual approach to career development. 
C)  Myer-Briggs type theory. 
D)  work adjustment theory.

Question 4

Improving problem-solving abilities is an important goal of which of these career decision-making theories?

Accepted Answer

A)  a spiritual approach 
B)  cognitive information processing 
C)  Phillips's developmental relational model. 
D)  Hansen's holistic approach to life planning. 
A)  a spiritual approach 
B)  cognitive information processing 
C)  Phillips's developmental relational model. 
D)  Hansen's holistic approach to life planning.

Question 5

An important influence on cognitive information processing theory is

Accepted Answer

A)  cognitive therapy. 
B)  cognitive science. 
C)  social cognitive theory. 
D)  none of these. 
A)  cognitive therapy. 
B)  cognitive science. 
C)  social cognitive theory. 
D)  none of these.

Question 6

The occupational knowledge domain of knowing about one's opinions about the world of work is most similar to

Accepted Answer

A)  Holland's concept of consistency. 
B)  Myers-Briggs Type theory's concept of extraversion. 
C)  social cognitive career theory's concept of outcome expectations. 
D)  trait and factor theory's second step. 
A)  Holland's concept of consistency. 
B)  Myers-Briggs Type theory's concept of extraversion. 
C)  social cognitive career theory's concept of outcome expectations. 
D)  trait and factor theory's second step.

Question 7

According to Bloch and Richmond, meditation can be helpful in one's career development because it brings

Accepted Answer

A)  change. 
B)  harmony. 
C)  testing out. 
D)  a job that pays well. 
A)  change. 
B)  harmony. 
C)  testing out. 
D)  a job that pays well.

Question 8

Using assessment instruments cautiously, so that they do not interfere with exploration of one's career choice fits with this approach or theory?

Accepted Answer

A)  a spiritual approach to career development. 
B)  Holland's theory. 
C)  cognitive information processing theory. 
D)  trait and factor theory. 
A)  a spiritual approach to career development. 
B)  Holland's theory. 
C)  cognitive information processing theory. 
D)  trait and factor theory.

Question 9

The self-knowledge domain of cognitive information processing is most similar to

Accepted Answer

A)  Holland's concept of congruence. 
B)  Myers-Briggs Type theory's concept of introversion. 
C)  social cognitive career theory's concept of self-efficacy 
D)  trait and factor theory's first step. 
A)  Holland's concept of congruence. 
B)  Myers-Briggs Type theory's concept of introversion. 
C)  social cognitive career theory's concept of self-efficacy 
D)  trait and factor theory's first step.

Question 10

Self acceptance and reducing stress are an important aspect of this career development theory.

Accepted Answer

A)  Holland's typology 
B)  social learning theory 
C)  a spiritual approach 
D)  work adjustment theory 
A)  Holland's typology 
B)  social learning theory 
C)  a spiritual approach 
D)  work adjustment theory

Question 11

Ms. Nirlno has received a formal notification from her supervisor that her work is not meeting company expectations. She is upset and concerned. Which of these cognitive information processing skills is most likely being used as she contemplates her future?

Accepted Answer

A)  communication 
B)  analysis 
C)  synthesis 
D)  valuing 
E)  execution 
A)  communication 
B)  analysis 
C)  synthesis 
D)  valuing 
E)  execution

Question 12

Professor X has developed a theory of career decision-making that he feels would help all students make better career choices. His approach would best be called

Accepted Answer

A)  descriptive. 
B)  existential. 
C)  prescriptive. 
D)  sequential. 
A)  descriptive. 
B)  existential. 
C)  prescriptive. 
D)  sequential.

Question 13

In her Lifecareer Theory, Miller-Tiedeman emphasizes the importance of listening to in making career decisions.

Accepted Answer

A)  experts in specific occupations 
B)  expert advice from counselors 
C)  friends and family 
D)  one's self 
A)  experts in specific occupations 
B)  expert advice from counselors 
C)  friends and family 
D)  one's self

Question 14

When Carol plans how she will be become a physician, she is using this phase of cognitive information processing theory:

Accepted Answer

A)  communication 
B)  analysis 
C)  synthesis 
D)  valuing 
E)  execution 
A)  communication 
B)  analysis 
C)  synthesis 
D)  valuing 
E)  execution

Question 15

Helping clients have intentions, but not place time restrictions on them, is important to

Accepted Answer

A)  cognitive information processing theory. 
B)  Myers-Briggs Type theory 
C)  social cognitive career theory. 
D)  a spiritual approach to career development. 
A)  cognitive information processing theory. 
B)  Myers-Briggs Type theory 
C)  social cognitive career theory. 
D)  a spiritual approach to career development.

Question 16

When Armand asks what is the best career choice for him, he is asking a question that reflects which phase of cognitive information processing theory?

Accepted Answer

A)  communication 
B)  analysis 
C)  synthesis 
D)  valuing 
E)  execution 
A)  communication 
B)  analysis 
C)  synthesis 
D)  valuing 
E)  execution

Question 17

Dr. Almo is questioning whether he wants to continue being a dermatologist. He has made a list of 20 occupations to consider in more depth. He is using this aspect of cognitive information processing skills.

Accepted Answer

A)  communication 
B)  analysis 
C)  synthesis 
D)  valuing 
E)  execution 
A)  communication 
B)  analysis 
C)  synthesis 
D)  valuing 
E)  execution

Question 18

In a spiritual approach to career counseling, the counselor focuses on

Accepted Answer

A)  the past. 
B)  the present. 
C)  the future. 
D)  all of the above. 
A)  the past. 
B)  the present. 
C)  the future. 
D)  all of the above.

Creating many possible career alternative is this aspect of cognitive information processing skills.

Jamelle has narrowed down his first, second and third career choices. He is most likely in this phase of cognitive information processing theory?

Helping clients respect their lives and process their decisions is recommended by

Improving problem-solving abilities is an important goal of which of these career decision-making theories?

An important influence on cognitive information processing theory is

The occupational knowledge domain of knowing about one's opinions about the world of work is most similar to

According to Bloch and Richmond, meditation can be helpful in one's career development because it brings

Using assessment instruments cautiously, so that they do not interfere with exploration of one's career choice fits with this approach or theory?

The self-knowledge domain of cognitive information processing is most similar to

Self acceptance and reducing stress are an important aspect of this career development theory.

Ms. Nirlno has received a formal notification from her supervisor that her work is not meeting company expectations. She is upset and concerned. Which of these cognitive information processing skills is most likely being used as she contemplates her future?

Professor X has developed a theory of career decision-making that he feels would help all students make better career choices. His approach would best be called

In her Lifecareer Theory, Miller-Tiedeman emphasizes the importance of listening to in making career decisions.

When Carol plans how she will be become a physician, she is using this phase of cognitive information processing theory:

Helping clients have intentions, but not place time restrictions on them, is important to

When Armand asks what is the best career choice for him, he is asking a question that reflects which phase of cognitive information processing theory?

Dr. Almo is questioning whether he wants to continue being a dermatologist. He has made a list of 20 occupations to consider in more depth. He is using this aspect of cognitive information processing skills.

In a spiritual approach to career counseling, the counselor focuses on

Introduction

Trait and Factor Theories

Occupations: Information and Theory

Work Adjustment Theory

Hollands Theory of Types

Myers-Briggs Type Theory

Career Development in Childhood

Adolescent Career Development

Late Adolescent and Adult Career Development

Adult Career Crises and Transitions

Constructivist and Narrative Approaches to Career Development

Relational Approaches to Career Development

Krumboltzs Social Learning Theory

Social Cognitive Career Theory

Theories in Combination

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Exam 15: Career Decision-Making Approaches

Creating many possible career alternative is this aspect of cognitive information processing skills.

Jamelle has narrowed down his first, second and third career choices. He is most likely in this phase of cognitive information processing theory?

Helping clients respect their lives and process their decisions is recommended by

Improving problem-solving abilities is an important goal of which of these career decision-making theories?

An important influence on cognitive information processing theory is

The occupational knowledge domain of knowing about one's opinions about the world of work is most similar to

According to Bloch and Richmond, meditation can be helpful in one's career development because it brings

Using assessment instruments cautiously, so that they do not interfere with exploration of one's career choice fits with this approach or theory?

The self-knowledge domain of cognitive information processing is most similar to

Self acceptance and reducing stress are an important aspect of this career development theory.

Ms. Nirlno has received a formal notification from her supervisor that her work is not meeting company expectations. She is upset and concerned. Which of these cognitive information processing skills is most likely being used as she contemplates her future?

Professor X has developed a theory of career decision-making that he feels would help all students make better career choices. His approach would best be called

In her Lifecareer Theory, Miller-Tiedeman emphasizes the importance of listening to in making career decisions.

When Carol plans how she will be become a physician, she is using this phase of cognitive information processing theory:

Helping clients have intentions, but not place time restrictions on them, is important to

When Armand asks what is the best career choice for him, he is asking a question that reflects which phase of cognitive information processing theory?

Dr. Almo is questioning whether he wants to continue being a dermatologist. He has made a list of 20 occupations to consider in more depth. He is using this aspect of cognitive information processing skills.

In a spiritual approach to career counseling, the counselor focuses on

Introduction

Trait and Factor Theories

Occupations: Information and Theory

Work Adjustment Theory

Hollands Theory of Types

Myers-Briggs Type Theory

Career Development in Childhood

Adolescent Career Development

Late Adolescent and Adult Career Development

Adult Career Crises and Transitions

Constructivist and Narrative Approaches to Career Development

Relational Approaches to Career Development

Krumboltzs Social Learning Theory

Social Cognitive Career Theory

Theories in Combination

Filters