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Entrepreneurship Counseling Flashcards

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  1. Which instrument is commonly used to measure entrepreneurial self-efficacy in career counseling research?

    Answer: An Entrepreneurial Self-Efficacy (ESE) scale

    ESE scales measure confidence in carrying out entrepreneurial tasks, which predicts entrepreneurial intention.

  2. On the Holland (RIASEC) model, which type is most often linked to entrepreneurial and sales roles?

    Answer: Enterprising

    Enterprising types like leading, persuading, and taking business risks.

  3. A client's business failed after two years and they feel like a personal failure. Which counseling response is most helpful?

    Answer: Reframe the experience by finding lessons learned and transferable skills

    Cognitive reframing turns venture failure into learning and highlights skills that carry over to new paths.

  4. Which SBA program provides loans of up to $50,000 through intermediary lenders to small businesses and startups?

    Answer: SBA Microloan program

    SBA Microloans provide up to $50,000 through nonprofit intermediaries.

  5. A client wants to protect a unique company name and logo. Which form of intellectual property applies?

    Answer: Trademark

    Trademarks protect names, logos, and slogans that identify the source of goods or services.

  6. In Lean Startup methodology, what does the 'Build-Measure-Learn' loop stress?

    Answer: Fast iteration based on validated customer feedback

    Lean Startup uses quick cycles of building, measuring results, and learning to reduce uncertainty.

  7. Which ethical concern applies most directly when a career counselor refers entrepreneurial clients to a business coach who pays the counselor a referral fee?

    Answer: Conflict of interest that must be disclosed or avoided

    Counseling ethics codes, such as the NCDA's, prohibit or require disclosure of referral fees because they create a conflict of interest.