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lb_gilbert

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All of the following are adaptive factors in making career decisions EXCEPT:
 
  A) more procrastination.
  B) comprehensive information gathering.
  C) an internal locus of control.
  D) analytic information processing.

Question 2

Many people equate what they do with who they are, and when they experience a job loss, they may question their judgment, priorities, and ideal. When they are jobless they may experience:
 
  A) autonomy.
  B) commitment.
  C) grief.
  D) success.



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Answer to Question 1

A

Answer to Question 2

C



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