PER DEV NOTES

1. Which of the following core concepts is developed through experience which is about the
person’s extent of seeing himself as an effective individual?
A. Self-concept C. Self-efficacy’
B. Self-esteem D. Self-confidence

2. Which of the following situations is an example of self-concept?

A. Lea is a student who feels confident that she will be able to learn the information and do
well on her test.
B. Jane is having a conversation with her best friend. She is revealing how she sees herself
and includes her attributes, characteristics and qualities.’
C. Leo who has just accepted from a in a role for a play but he has never performed before but
feels that he has the ability to learn and perform the role well.
D. Kiko is struggling to manage his chronic illness but he feels confident that he can get back
on track and improve his health by working hard and following his doctor's
recommendations.
3. The following are the basic social institutions in the society, EXCEPT:
A. community B. family C. school D. social media’
4. You get a lot of personal rewards and feelings of achievement when you get involved in community activities.
One of the rewards is a positive way of understanding who you are. As a result, you might come to see
yourself as helpful, generous, and political or just a “good person” in general. Which rewards will you receive?
A. Skills B. Identity’ C. Role Model D. Connection
5. Interacting and cooperating with other adults encourages you to see the world in different ways. It puts your
own family experiences and values into a wider context. You can come into contact with like-minded peers
and positive adults other than your parents, what will you find?
A. Skills C. Role Model
B. Identity D. Connection’
6. Which of the following situations is classified as a conditionally separated family?
A. Mr. Z are Mrs. A are a couple they have a son, a daughter an adoptive son, and a foster
niece.
B. Mr. X and Mr. Y are married they have a son and daughter from their previous
relationship.
C. Mrs. C is sick, she has been at the hospital for almost a month. Her family always visits
her to check if she is okay.
D. Mr. M and Mrs. N are legally separated. Mrs. N decided to work in Canada, and she
transferred and lived there for good.’
7. What is the other term used for GENOGRAM?
A. Family Chart C. Family Portrait’
B. Family Graph D. Family Tree
8. Based on the situation below, what will be the possible genogram of Mike and Carol’s family
Mike and Carol are a couple but both were previously married. Mike's previous wife
with an unknown name is deceased while Carol is separated from her previous husband with
an unknown name. Mike has 3 sons, Greg, Peter, and Bobby; while Carol has 3 daughters:
Marcia, Jane, and Cindy. Greg and Peter are close, while Marcia and Jane conflict.
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B. ’ D.
9. What career development concept discusses the relationship between a person’s age/life
stage and career stage?
A. Bandura’s Social Cognitive Theory’
B. Super’s Career Development Theory
C. Holland’s Theory of Vocational Choice
D. Roe’s Subsequent Development Theory
10. Which of the personality traits shows how desirous an individual is for cooperation and
social harmony? It is characterized by likability, kindness, and courteousness?
A. Openness C. Extroversion
B. Agreeableness D. Conscientiousness’
11. The following are the possible steps in the planning process, EXCEPT one:
A. Working towards your goal C. Making decisions like comparing options
B. Finding out what is out D. Listening from others not knowing yourself.’
12. Which of the following situations is an example of childhood fantasies?
A. What do you want when you grow up?’
B. Knowing your strengths and weaknesses
C. Having health conditions as the major factor in one’s career choice.
D. Having positive experiences and role models working in specific careers.
13. Which of the following is the BEST to do regarding parental preferences?
A. Ask for their reason and make it your motivation
B. Follow their preferences right away without hesitations
C. We play multiple roles in our lives, that’s why just follow what they said
D. Ask your parents for their reasons regarding their preferences then share with them your thoughts
about your own choice.’
14. You have decided you would like to be physically active at work rather than working in an
office building at a computer. What factor does this decision reflect?
A. Skills C. peer’s preference
B. Interest D. Work environment’
15. Which career factor is defined as the similar work for which people have similar
responsibilities and for which they develop a common set of skills and knowledge?
A. Job’ C. Race and Ethnicity
B. Occupation D. Personality and Interest
16. Which of the following are important considerations in career planning, EXCEPT?
A. Skills C. Peer’s preference’
B. Interests D. Family’s financial capacity
17. You find yourself spontaneous and flexible when it comes to developing your career. You
accomplish tasks smoothly and you adjust yourself to achieve an outstanding performance
in every task given to you. According to personality type factors, what could you be in
career development?
A. You may easily quit your work.
B. You may not finish your tasks on time.
C. You may lose your interest in his work soon.
D. You may not see possible hindrances in the future.’
18. In January 2020, there was a sudden lowering of the employment rate in the country
according to the Philippine Statistics Authority. What do you think will be its cause in
terms of career choices?
A. People voluntarily change jobs.
B. Labor market phenomena, such as efficiency wages and discriminatory hiring
C. Technological changes can lead to unemployment among workers displaced from jobs
that are no longer needed.
D. People will seem disinterested in their jobs and not put much energy into completing
their tasks.’
19. What are the considered steps in making a career planning?
A. Goals, skills, Career searching, job hunting, Training, set deadlines
B. Assess, explore, Set Goals, expand skills, find a job, Manage Career’
C. writes down, finishes career, Thinks, set deadlines, rewards yourself, training
D. Skills, Career, Education, Training, Set Goals, Job