Author Question: Traditionally, career literature has stressed the importance of information; however, Gelatt ... (Read 147 times)

ETearle · **on:** Jul 30, 2018

Traditionally, career literature has stressed the importance of information; however, Gelatt contends that knowing _______ can actually be more informative than knowing facts.

a. personal desires and beliefs
b. career theory
c. global trends
d. prospective markets
e. work history

Question 2

To be able to focus on a specific treatment plan and goals the therapist must be able to understand:

a. how the client's problems originally developed.
b. how these developmental problems are being played out now in problematic interactions with others.
c. how these problems are brought to the therapeutic relationship.
d. All of these choices.