Exam 1: Historical Development and Some Basic Issues

What act was passed in 1994 to help students receive more experiences and coursework relating directly to the work they may enter?​

What impact did World War II have on the career counseling movement?​

How did Frank Parsons impact the field of career counseling?​

Justify the case for the individual in career counseling.

Who was considered the leading figure, or "father," of the career counseling movement?​

What does an integrated approach to career counseling mean, and what are the implications of such an approach for career counselors?​

Current practice places a strong emphasis between _____ and _____.

The global economy, or globalization, is the driving force of:​

Who was responsible for suggesting the six stages as a developmental period of career counseling reflecting vast changes in the work role of many Americans?​

Future stages of career counseling will be particularly impacted by events listed, with the exclusion of:​

Demonstrate similarities and dissimilarities between career development and career guidance.

List and discuss the six stages that characterize career development history, along with the time period of the development.

The smallest proportion of factory workers in all developed nations describes:​

Which statement is NOT true?

The current time (1990 to present), Stage 6, is viewed as:​

Elaborate on how the working environment will change in the 21stcentury.

The case for the individual is best described as:​

Define the term lifelong learning and explain how it is used as a counseling goal.

Lifelong learning refers to the basic assumption that:​

Define career and discuss Hall, Mirvas, and Feldman's perception of what the term career implies.