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magmichele12

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This individual wrote Choosing a Vocation, and is recognized as the first professional to outline the three-step career decision-making process known as the trait-factor approach
 
  a. Donald Super
  b. John Holland
  c. Frank Parsons
  d. Carl Rogers
  e. Jesse Davis

Question 2

During the industrial movement, classroom management procedures were characterized by all of the following EXCEPT ___________________ _.
 
  a. individualism
  b. structured tasks
  c. factory-like routine
  d. obedience to authority
  e. conformity



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Answer to Question 1

(c)

Answer to Question 2

(a)



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