Question

Every day, Eloise talks with patients who suffer from drug abuse and helps them with their treatment plans. She sometimes works with Franklin who plans social events and outdoor activities on the drug facility grounds. Because some of the patients are there for months or years, Eloise and Franklin also work with Jessup, who takes care of patients’ hair care and other grooming needs. Which best describes the workers’ career pathways based on their tasks?

A.Eloise works in Family and Community Services, Franklin works in Counseling and Mental Health Services, and Jessup works in Personal Care Services.
B.Eloise works in Counseling and Mental Health Services, Franklin works in Personal Care Services, and Jessup works in Family and Community Services.
B.Eloise works in Personal Care Services, Franklin works in Family and Community Services, and Jessup works in Counseling and Mental Health Services.
C.Eloise works in Counseling and Mental Health Services, Franklin works in Family and Community Services, and Jessup works in Personal Care Services.

Answer 1

Answer:

D: Eloise works in Counseling and Mental Health Services, Franklin works in Family and Community Services, and Jessup works in Personal Care Services.

Explanation:

Its a wild guess, but it makes sense since Eloise deals with drug abuse which would be mental health and counseling, Franklin works on organizing local events (ive done this type of volunteering job before) so it would be a job that is apart of the community, and finally Jessup works (maybe) at a hair salon which would be more hair/personal care.

Correct me if iam wrong, and if iam right iam glad to have helped (if i did) :)

Answer 2

People do have careers. The option that best describes the workers’ career pathways based on their tasks is that;

•  Eloise works in Counseling and Mental Health Services, Franklin works in Family and Community Services, and Jessup works in Personal Care Services.

A career path is known to be a kind of forward roadmap with short or long-term bench marks.

It is known to be a maps the ways an employee often takes from a lower-level position via a kind of successive roles to reach  their ultimate goal.

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