True or False: Knowing a Client's Type, in Terms of Holland's

question 8

Multiple Choice

True or False: Knowing a client's type, in terms of Holland's theory, helps a counselor predict how counseling will proceed.

• A)True.A person who is investigative will enjoy researching occupations and will ask many questions about the assessment results.
• B)False.Knowing a person's type helps in making career decisions, but has little to do with that person's engagement in counseling.
• C)True.A person who is enterprising will enjoy researching occupations and will ask many questions about the assessment results.
• D)False.Counselors must rely on a full battery of tests to predict how counseling will proceed, not on the results of a single test.

Identify the factors contributing to cultural exchanges and conflicts in colonial North America.

Analyze the evolving relationship between colonial and royal authority in North America.

Understand the concept of self in social-cognitive theories.

Recognize the role and impact of self-efficacy on personal achievements.

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Definitions:

Behaviourism

An emphasis on explaining observable behaviour in terms of reinforcement schedules.

Cognitive Events

Mental operations or processes involved in perception, memory, reasoning, and problem solving.

Publicly Observable

Events or actions that are open to being seen or noticed by the general public or by a specific audience.

Group Mind

McDougall’s idea that people adopt a qualitatively different mode of thinking when in a group.