In using a values inventory in career counseling, a counselor should:

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While values inventories can be helpful in identifying a client's values, they are not always comprehensive and may not include all possible values. Therefore, it is important for the counselor to explore with the client any additional values that may not have been included in the assessment. Focusing only on work values (A) may limit the scope of the client's values and personal values are indeed relevant. Using an instrument that compares the client's values to others (B) may not be the most helpful approach, as values are subjective and personal to the individual. Using an instrument that focuses on values development (D) may be helpful in some instances, but it may not address the client's current values or how they align with their career goals.

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