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sammy

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In the developmental internal asset section in the category of Positive Identity, which entities are included? (Question requires that students review the 40 Developmental Assets online.)
 
  a. Positive view of personal future & personal power
  b. Cultural competence and interpersonal competence
  c. Sense of purpose and self-esteem
  d. a. and c.
  e. a. and b.

Question 2

When school counselors understand the ways in which students learn and their capacity for learning, they are working within which of the three domains?
 
  a. personal/social development
  b. academic development
  c. career development
  d. All of the above



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Answer to Question 1

d

Answer to Question 2

d



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