A Child Who Places a Great Deal of Attention on Striving

question 1

Multiple Choice

A child who places a great deal of attention on striving for achievement and mastering various tasks such as cleaning the dishes, shooting a basketball, or getting good grades in school would most likely be classified as being in Erik Erikson's stage of psychosocial development.

• A) basic trust vs. basic mistrust
• B) industry vs. inferiority
• C) autonomy vs. shame and doubt
• D) initiative vs. guilt

Realize the importance of translating diverse experiences into relevant job skills.

Debunk common misconceptions about résumés.

Grasp the concept and significance of networking in job searches.

Understand the role of keywords in making résumés effective.

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