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Financial instruments that allow the holder to elect to buy (or sell) underlying assets in the future are called:
Vocational Expectations
Individual beliefs and aspirations regarding their career paths, including the type of work they hope to engage in and the level of achievement they aim to attain.
Career Choice
The process of deciding on a particular occupation or profession based on one's interests, values, and abilities.
Gottfredson's Theory
A cognitive career theory that emphasizes the role of self-concept and societal stereotypes in career development, focusing particularly on how individuals eliminate career options that do not fit their self-image.
Truncated Search
A search process that is shortened or cut off before it is completed, often due to time constraints or the satisfaction of minimum criteria.
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