When academically talented high school students were asked about their career expectations and outcomes, it turned out that 10 and even 20 years later
a. they were surprising accurate.
b. they were overwhelmingly inaccurate.
c. they were even more successful than they had predicted.
d. the majority of them had changed jobs at least three times.
Question 2
Although people may have tendencies that relate to certain types of occupations, they are unlikely to choose those occupations or careers unless
a. their friends have also chosen the same occupation or career.
b. they believe they could be successful in the career choice.
c. they have parental approval of the career choice.
d. they feel they could make a lot of money in a certain career.
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