Having Students Identify Geographical Factors That Can Affect Career Choice

question 35

Multiple Choice

Having students identify geographical factors that can affect career choice and comparing and contrasting differences in employment opportunities are an example of what type of career development strategy?​

• A)​Self-knowledge strategy
• B)​Career planning strategy
• C)​Overcoming gender-role stereotyping
• D)​Educational and occupational exploration strategy

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Definitions:

Innovation Programs

Initiatives or projects designed to foster new ideas, technologies, or methods within an organization to enhance its competitiveness and efficiency.

Organizational Learning

The process by which an organization improves and evolves by acquiring new knowledge, understanding, and skills.

Leader Influence

The capacity of individuals in leadership positions to affect the behavior, attitudes, or development of their team or organization.

Direct Behaviors

Actions that are straightforward and clear in their intention or aim, without ambiguity.