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Career development specialists working in business and industry must first be
 
  a. Orient themselves to human development
  b. Orient themselves to career development in the organization
  c. Fully aware of the functioning of industrial psychologies
  d. Orient themselves to the needs of the business

Question 2

Osipow's description of an ideal career development program forty years ago identifies him as an
 
  a. Industrial psychologist
  b. Vocational psychologist
  c. Management specialist
  d. Career counselor



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Answer to Question 1

D

Answer to Question 2

B





 

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