Practicing koan is like taking a shower; it cleanses the mind regularly, as a shower cleanses the body

Jerrod's typical attire is that of baggy jeans decorated with chains, t-shirts with sometimes inappropriate phrases on them, and black nail polish. He has recently graduated from college with an engineering degree and is now looking for a job. After sending out many resumes, he received three calls for interviews. Two of the interviews are with large automotive companies, whereas the third is with a small, independent engineering firm. In order to increase his likelihood of getting hired, Jerrod should _____

a) be himself and not worry about the image he is presenting. b) wear a suit and lose the nail polish for the large companies, but be himself for the smaller company. c) wear a suit and lose the nail polish for the smaller company, but be himself for the large companies. d) manage the impression he makes on all of the companies by wearing a suit, removing the nail polish, and presenting the most professional appearance he can.

Which of the following theories emphasizes many possible courses of development?

A) psychoanalytic perspective B) cognitive-developmental theory C) information processing D) social learning theory