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Within each major stage of development career transitions mark changes called:
 
  a. maxi cycles
  b. stage changes
  c. mini cycles
  d. markers
  e. trans cycles

Question 2

According to Savikas, satisfaction with ones career means:
 
  a. the rewards of the profession (i.e., prestige, financial) outweigh the costs.
  b. there is a match between the traits of the client and the demands of the position.
  c. early childhood experiences which lead to anxiety are being sublimated by the work environment.
  d. the client is able to express his/her self-concept in the work environment.
  e. receiving recognition and awards showing ones work is considered valuable in society.



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Answer to Question 1

(c)

Answer to Question 2

(d)



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