in the process, while other scenarios depict a student using a step in the process improperly. Read each scenario and EITHER select the step of the process for managing career readiness that it depicts as being used correctly OR indicate that the scenario depicts a person improperly using the process.

Sarah wants to develop her cross$-$cultural competency, so she finds two international student events to attend in the upcoming semester to help her learn more about these cultures.

Wilder wants to be as career ready as possible, so he reads through the list of competencies in Table $1\mathrm{.}2$ of his textbook and decides to work on improvina everv sinale one of them this semester.

Imani is about to enter the job market. She combs through the list of competencies in Table $1\mathrm{.}2$ of her textbook and chooses SelfAwareness and Oral$/$Written Communication to work on$.$ She knows these are two important competencies to develop before submitting resumes and aoing on iob interviews.

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Rick wanted to develop networking skills so he attended an event for young professionals. He didn't know one person and felt too intimidated to talk to others. In considering what went wrong, he realized it may be best to attend these events with a friend or colleague who is already plugged into the network.

Aspen has a $4\mathrm{.}0$ grade point average and has already landed several job interviews. She ignores the career readiness development materials contained in her textbook because she feels she's as readv as she's ever going to be$.$

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Fletch is a natural at sales and marketing, but he's heard that computational thinking is a hot competency on the job market. He's not interested in an analytics job but decides that since he doesn't have this competency, he should spend the next two years earning

Miguel wants to work on his ability to understand the business before his upcoming job interview. He recalls that his textbook includes a discussion of this, so he searches the book for ways to work on this competency.

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As soon as Kenzie imolements a few small stens toward develonina one comnetencv. she anes back to Table $1\mathrm{.}2$ in her textbook