Helping Clients Have Intentions, but Not Place Time Restrictions on Them

question 35

Multiple Choice

Helping clients have intentions, but not place time restrictions on them, is important to

• A) cognitive information processing theory.
• B) Myers-Briggs Type theory
• C) social cognitive career theory.
• D) a spiritual approach to career development.

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Definitions:

Correlative

Having a mutual relationship, where one thing corresponds with or is related to another.

Breaches

The failure to perform as stipulated by the terms of a contract, which may result in legal action and damages.

Agents of Socialization

Individuals, groups, or institutions that play a significant role in integrating people into social life by teaching norms, values, and skills.

Social Development

The process by which society evolves to improve conditions for social interaction, social justice, and the well-being of its members.