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Lobcity

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Assessments in which an individual has specific goals to meet based on his or herrate of learning. Often used with the learning disabled because of the need foradditional time to meet learning goals.
 
  a. Projective tests
  b. Norm-referenced tests
  c. Criterion-referenced tests
  d. Objective tests

Question 2

______________, a relatively new discipline, is designed to help clients who are not in psychological distress and are able to use their strengths and resources to pursue goals, actions,
 
  and outcomes that enhance their lives, either personally or professionally.
  a. career counseling
  b. college/university counseling
  c. addictions counseling
  d. coaching



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Answer to Question 1

C

Answer to Question 2

d



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