There Is Some Research That Suggests That Clients' Self-Estimates of Their

question 11

Multiple Choice

There is some research that suggests that clients' self-estimates of their abilities are:

• A)always an overestimate and should not be used in career counseling.
• B)highly correlated with measured abilities.
• C)not reliable and fluctuate greatly.
• D)always a low estimate of an individual's abilities.

Grasp the James-Lange theory of emotions and the sequence of emotional experience.

Compare and contrast the James-Lange theory with other emotion theories.

Recognize the role of autonomic responses in emotional experiences.

Understand the Schachter and Singer theory of emotions and its implications for emotional response.

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