Question 1

The Values-Based Approach is based on all of the following assumptions except

Accepted Answer

A)  making choices that coincide with values is essential to satisfaction. 
B)  high-functioning people have well-developed and prioritized values. 
C)  values are shaped by both genetics and environment. 
D)  values are assessed through qualitative, not quantitative, means. 
A)  making choices that coincide with values is essential to satisfaction. 
B)  high-functioning people have well-developed and prioritized values. 
C)  values are shaped by both genetics and environment. 
D)  values are assessed through qualitative, not quantitative, means. D

Question 2

In the executive processing domain of the CASVE model, control and monitoring are essential for deciphering the information needed

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A)  to resolve a family problem. 
B)  for a job search . 
C)  to resolve a career problem and determine when to move to the next phase. 
D)  to make an executive decision. 
A)  to resolve a family problem. 
B)  for a job search . 
C)  to resolve a career problem and determine when to move to the next phase. 
D)  to make an executive decision. C

Question 3

The function of the executive processing domain in the cognitive information processing approach is to

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A)  streamline storage of information and make it more efficient. 
B)  initiate, coordinate, and monitor the storage and retrieval of information. 
C)  monitor the retrieval of information. 
D)  expand the storage of information. 
A)  streamline storage of information and make it more efficient. 
B)  initiate, coordinate, and monitor the storage and retrieval of information. 
C)  monitor the retrieval of information. 
D)  expand the storage of information. B

Question 4

The tasks of the ILP model include all of the following except

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A)  finding work that needs doing in changing global contexts. 
B)  weaving our lives into a meaningful whole. 
C)  connecting family and work. 
D)  making the most money with the least effort. 
A)  finding work that needs doing in changing global contexts. 
B)  weaving our lives into a meaningful whole. 
C)  connecting family and work. 
D)  making the most money with the least effort.

Question 5

How well do the career development theories discussed in this chapter address persons from diverse backgrounds? What are some strengths and weaknesses that stand out?

Accepted Answer

The career development theories discusse

Question 6

In constructivist terminology, fruitfulness refers to the assumption that

Accepted Answer

A)  counselors should always provide fruit to a client because it helps stimulate thoughts about change. 
B)  counseling should result in a changed outlook or new perspective on some aspect of life. 
C)  counseling should result in a complete transformation of ideas from a seed to a fruit. 
D)  counseling should result in higher salaries for clients. 
A)  counselors should always provide fruit to a client because it helps stimulate thoughts about change. 
B)  counseling should result in a changed outlook or new perspective on some aspect of life. 
C)  counseling should result in a complete transformation of ideas from a seed to a fruit. 
D)  counseling should result in higher salaries for clients.

Question 7

How do theories today address the reality that many individuals will change jobs numerous times throughout their lifetime?

Accepted Answer

Theories today address the reality of in

Question 8

Draw and describe the pyramid of information-processing domains outlined in the CIP Approach.

Accepted Answer

The pyramid of information-processing do

Question 9

How would you describe Hansen's Integrative Life Planning Approach to a client?

Accepted Answer

Hansen's Integrative Life Planning Appro

Question 10

What are the three components are Career Construction Theory that address the "what, how, and why: aspects of career development?

Accepted Answer

Career Construction Theory, developed by

Question 11

According to Savickas' Career Construction Theory, career adaptability is comprised of all of the following except:

Accepted Answer

A)  Skills 
B)  Attitudes 
C)  Beliefs 
D)  Competencies 
A)  Skills 
B)  Attitudes 
C)  Beliefs 
D)  Competencies

Question 12

Constructivism is a concept that accepts that people

Accepted Answer

A)  are active organizers of their own experiences. 
B)  are passively receiving information about their own experiences. 
C)  construct meaning through the actions of others. 
D)  rarely revise their perceptions based on life experience. 
A)  are active organizers of their own experiences. 
B)  are passively receiving information about their own experiences. 
C)  construct meaning through the actions of others. 
D)  rarely revise their perceptions based on life experience.

Question 13

How might you develop your own personal theoretical orientation of career counseling? What factors might you consider?

Accepted Answer

Developing your own personal theoretical

Question 14

How would you describe the differences between Krumboltz's LTCC theory and Lent, Brown, and Hackett's SCCT?

Accepted Answer

Krumboltz's Learning Theory of Career Co

Question 15

Identify and discuss the two trends of emerging theories including an example of each trend.

Accepted Answer

The two trends of emerging theories are

Question 16

Chaos Theory of Careers stresses that that career development is:

Accepted Answer

A)  A planned goal-directed process 
B)  Linear 
C)  Influenced by unplanned events 
D)  Predictable 
A)  A planned goal-directed process 
B)  Linear 
C)  Influenced by unplanned events 
D)  Predictable

Question 17

Social cognitive theory focuses closely on

Accepted Answer

A)  addressing performance attainments and persistence in overcoming obstacles. 
B)  career advancement and persistence in overcoming obstacles. 
C)  career flexibility and persistence in the job search. 
D)  performance related evaluation and persistence in overcoming external constraints. 
A)  addressing performance attainments and persistence in overcoming obstacles. 
B)  career advancement and persistence in overcoming obstacles. 
C)  career flexibility and persistence in the job search. 
D)  performance related evaluation and persistence in overcoming external constraints.

Question 18

The three post-modern approaches include all of the following elements except

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A)  narrative. 
B)  contextual. 
C)  constructivist. 
D)  subtextual. 
A)  narrative. 
B)  contextual. 
C)  constructivist. 
D)  subtextual.

Question 19

According to the authors, the emerging theories of career counseling tend to do all of the following except:

Accepted Answer

A)  help individuals manage multiple job chances across their work lives without losing their sense of self and social identity 
B)  be explicitly attuned to diverse populations 
C)  address the complexity of career decision making 
D)  focus on objective scores rather than the client's subjective experience. 
A)  help individuals manage multiple job chances across their work lives without losing their sense of self and social identity 
B)  be explicitly attuned to diverse populations 
C)  address the complexity of career decision making 
D)  focus on objective scores rather than the client's subjective experience.

Question 20

Give two examples of narrative counseling interventions.

Accepted Answer

Narrative counseling is a form of therap

The Values-Based Approach is based on all of the following assumptions except

In the executive processing domain of the CASVE model, control and monitoring are essential for deciphering the information needed

The function of the executive processing domain in the cognitive information processing approach is to

The tasks of the ILP model include all of the following except

How well do the career development theories discussed in this chapter address persons from diverse backgrounds? What are some strengths and weaknesses that stand out?

In constructivist terminology, fruitfulness refers to the assumption that

How do theories today address the reality that many individuals will change jobs numerous times throughout their lifetime?

Draw and describe the pyramid of information-processing domains outlined in the CIP Approach.

How would you describe Hansen's Integrative Life Planning Approach to a client?

What are the three components are Career Construction Theory that address the "what, how, and why: aspects of career development?

According to Savickas' Career Construction Theory, career adaptability is comprised of all of the following except:

Constructivism is a concept that accepts that people

How might you develop your own personal theoretical orientation of career counseling? What factors might you consider?

How would you describe the differences between Krumboltz's LTCC theory and Lent, Brown, and Hackett's SCCT?

Identify and discuss the two trends of emerging theories including an example of each trend.

Chaos Theory of Careers stresses that that career development is:

Social cognitive theory focuses closely on

The three post-modern approaches include all of the following elements except

According to the authors, the emerging theories of career counseling tend to do all of the following except:

Give two examples of narrative counseling interventions.

Introduction to Career Development Interventions

Understanding and Applying Theories of Career Development

Providing Culturally Competent Career Development Interventions

Assessment and Career Planning

Career Information and Resources

Using Technology to Support Career Counseling and Planning

Career Counseling Strategies and Techniques for the 21st Century

Designing, Implementing, and Evaluating Career Development Programs and Services

Career Development Interventions in the Elementary Schools

Career Development Interventions in Middle and High Schools

Career Development Interventions in Higher Education

Career Development Interventions in Community Settings

Ethical Issues in Career Development Interventions

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Exam 3: Understanding and Applying Recent Theories of Career Development

The Values-Based Approach is based on all of the following assumptions except

In the executive processing domain of the CASVE model, control and monitoring are essential for deciphering the information needed

The function of the executive processing domain in the cognitive information processing approach is to

The tasks of the ILP model include all of the following except

How well do the career development theories discussed in this chapter address persons from diverse backgrounds? What are some strengths and weaknesses that stand out?

In constructivist terminology, fruitfulness refers to the assumption that

How do theories today address the reality that many individuals will change jobs numerous times throughout their lifetime?

Draw and describe the pyramid of information-processing domains outlined in the CIP Approach.

How would you describe Hansen's Integrative Life Planning Approach to a client?

What are the three components are Career Construction Theory that address the "what, how, and why: aspects of career development?

According to Savickas' Career Construction Theory, career adaptability is comprised of all of the following except:

Constructivism is a concept that accepts that people

How might you develop your own personal theoretical orientation of career counseling? What factors might you consider?

How would you describe the differences between Krumboltz's LTCC theory and Lent, Brown, and Hackett's SCCT?

Identify and discuss the two trends of emerging theories including an example of each trend.

Chaos Theory of Careers stresses that that career development is:

Social cognitive theory focuses closely on

The three post-modern approaches include all of the following elements except

According to the authors, the emerging theories of career counseling tend to do all of the following except:

Give two examples of narrative counseling interventions.

Introduction to Career Development Interventions

Understanding and Applying Theories of Career Development

Providing Culturally Competent Career Development Interventions

Assessment and Career Planning

Career Information and Resources

Using Technology to Support Career Counseling and Planning

Career Counseling Strategies and Techniques for the 21st Century

Designing, Implementing, and Evaluating Career Development Programs and Services

Career Development Interventions in the Elementary Schools

Career Development Interventions in Middle and High Schools

Career Development Interventions in Higher Education

Career Development Interventions in Community Settings

Ethical Issues in Career Development Interventions

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