Gilbert has been working with his career counselor for several sessions and finds himself in the integrating phase. Through his work with the counselor in the early phases, Gilbert has come to realize that his dream of working in the social services arena was unrealistic considering his need for substantial income to provide for his family. He is now seriously considering attending a technical training program to become a mechanic. After all, he thinks, mechanics also get to work with people some just not in the same capacity. It appears that Gilberts has come to terms with his needs by: ___________________ ___________________ _________.
a. making a compromise that is absolutely necessary
b. depending too much on factual information
c. becoming too decisive too quickly
d. allowing external demands to determine his vision for the future
Question 2
The over-arching goal of career counseling is to ___________________ ___ and ___________________ __.
a. provide career information; facilitate decision-making
b. expand opportunities; delineate options
c. assess client interests; match the client with career outlets
d. advance the clients self-identity; create readiness for psychological movement
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