Question

For young adult students in higher education, Vinson advocates that leaders carefully utilize to help group members better understand the complex dynamics affecting their life development
a. critical incidents
b. genograms
c. career awareness
d. all of the above

Answer 1

Answer:        

OPTION B                    

Explanation:

A genogram refers to the pictorial depiction of the familial relationships and health history of an individual. This goes further than a traditional family graph by letting users to imagine genetic trends and genetic predispositions that predict relationships. This can be used to recognize repeated patterns of behavior.

A genogram containing simple signs reflecting the sexuality is generated, with different lines to explain familial relationships. Some members of the genograms have placed circles around members living in the same living spaces.

You may plan genograms using only a sophisticated desktop, or a software drawing programme. Computer programmes are also available which are specially built for genograms.

Answer 2

Answer:

The correct answer is letter "B": genograms.

Explanation:

Vinson, M. L. (1995) proposes genograms are graphs that can make adult students understand dynamics influencing their life development. Genograms are family trees that do not only portrait the name of the family members of an individual but also provide an idea of relatives interact within the family.