CAREER DEVELOPMENT
INTERVENTION EXAM 2025/2026
QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS 100% PASS
Working collaboratively and effectively with clients requires career counselors to possess
advanced multicultural competencies. - ANS True
In 2014, the median number of years that workers had been with their current employers was
4.6 years. (4.7 for men and 4.5 for women) - ANS True
Today's workers operate in a global economy, which is described as "flattening" of access and
opportunity and it has a major impact on the nature of work around the world which has lead
to a more level economic playing field. What lead to this advancement? - ANS technological
advancements
What are some positive outcomes from globalization?" - ANS 1. improves the receiving
countries economy and standard of living
2. workers have greater working opportunities
3. outsourcing countries benefit from lower labor costs
4. consumers benefit from competition- as companies lower prices
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, What are some negatives from globalization? - ANS 1. Manufacture workers and some
white-collar workers have fewer job opportunities in nations where work has been outsourced
2. increased exploitations of workers in developing countries
3. increase in inequality and discrimination- widening the gap between the have and have-nots
4. safety standards are often ignored
5. many countries lack child labor laws and workers often work in inhumane conditions
6. lack of environmental regulations
7. increased human trafficking
8. multinational companies have become influential in local politics and influence legislation -
business friendly vs. employee friendly
How many more hours per year do Americans workers work than Japanese workers? -
ANS 137 more hours per year
How did early Christianity impact work in the US? - ANS Early Christians viewed work as
providing an opportunity to help the less fortunate and share the fruits of their labor. There
was the notion that "idleness is akin to sinfulness." In the Middle Ages, work was viewed as
appropriate for all people as a means for spiritual purification.
How did Martin Luther view work? - ANS He viewed work as a way to serve God. All work
had equal spiritual value as long as you did your best.
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INTERVENTION EXAM 2025/2026
QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS 100% PASS
Working collaboratively and effectively with clients requires career counselors to possess
advanced multicultural competencies. - ANS True
In 2014, the median number of years that workers had been with their current employers was
4.6 years. (4.7 for men and 4.5 for women) - ANS True
Today's workers operate in a global economy, which is described as "flattening" of access and
opportunity and it has a major impact on the nature of work around the world which has lead
to a more level economic playing field. What lead to this advancement? - ANS technological
advancements
What are some positive outcomes from globalization?" - ANS 1. improves the receiving
countries economy and standard of living
2. workers have greater working opportunities
3. outsourcing countries benefit from lower labor costs
4. consumers benefit from competition- as companies lower prices
pg. 1 @COPYRIGHT 2025/2026 ALLRIGHTS RESERVED
, What are some negatives from globalization? - ANS 1. Manufacture workers and some
white-collar workers have fewer job opportunities in nations where work has been outsourced
2. increased exploitations of workers in developing countries
3. increase in inequality and discrimination- widening the gap between the have and have-nots
4. safety standards are often ignored
5. many countries lack child labor laws and workers often work in inhumane conditions
6. lack of environmental regulations
7. increased human trafficking
8. multinational companies have become influential in local politics and influence legislation -
business friendly vs. employee friendly
How many more hours per year do Americans workers work than Japanese workers? -
ANS 137 more hours per year
How did early Christianity impact work in the US? - ANS Early Christians viewed work as
providing an opportunity to help the less fortunate and share the fruits of their labor. There
was the notion that "idleness is akin to sinfulness." In the Middle Ages, work was viewed as
appropriate for all people as a means for spiritual purification.
How did Martin Luther view work? - ANS He viewed work as a way to serve God. All work
had equal spiritual value as long as you did your best.
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