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Helen is seeking a specialization in the helping field that attends not only to the inner workings of a person but also to the understanding of the person in the environment. Helen should seek a degree in
 
  a. psychiatric nursing.
  b. clinical psychology.
  c. social work.
  d. counseling psychology.

Question 2

Jim is seeking a career in the helping professions with the hope that he will exert a significant influence on the lives of those seeking help. His motivation to help others is based on the need
 
  a. for prestige and status.
  b. to care for others.
  c. to make an impact.
  d. to provide answers.



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