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Lastly, install a permanent life line that hangs from the center of the bin for a person to grab onto in case of an accident. If you were taking tickets, for example, at the theater, tearing them giving back the ragged stubs, you might take care to touch that palm or press your fingertips, into the crease of a life line. Techniques that address these foci include, but are not limited to, the life space map (Peavy, 1997), life line (Brott, 2001; Goldman, 1992; Okocha, 1998), life-space genogram (Brown & Brooks, 1991; Gysbers & Moore, 1987; Okocha, 1998), life roles circles (Brown & Brooks, 1991), life roles assessment, life role analysis, and goal map (Brott, 2004). |
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