Positions of Power and Authority, Like "Chairman" and "Policeman," Often

question 107

Multiple Choice

Positions of power and authority, like "chairman" and "policeman," often emphasize the male gender in their names. Why does this matter?

• A) The names imply that one gender is more suited for a particular job than the other.
• B) The names are rude and inconsiderate.
• C) The names are confusing, as more and more women are entering these professions.
• D) It doesn't really matter what words are used to describe a position.
• E) The names help deter men from entering into incompatible fields.

Identify the "four Cs" of career adaptability described by Savickas.

Understand the foundations and significance of the career construction theory and the life design paradigm.

Interpret career as a narrative or story in response to societal changes.

Describe the dimensions of career adaptability and comprehend their importance.

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Definitions:

Denial

A defense mechanism where an individual refuses to acknowledge reality or truths, often to avoid confronting uncomfortable emotions or facts.

Coping Skills

Techniques or strategies that individuals use to manage stressful situations, emotions, or challenges.

Spirituality

A broad concept involving a sense of connection to something bigger than oneself, which can involve religious beliefs, personal growth, or a search for meaning in life.

Cognitive Behavioral Therapy

A psychotherapeutic treatment that helps patients understand the thoughts and feelings that influence behaviors.