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A.职业顾问向人们提供信息和咨询，并给予指导，帮助人们规划他们的教育培训和职业。
B.职业顾问提供信息、咨询和指导，帮助人们对自己的教育、培训和工作做出现实选择。
C.人们只有经过职业培训和规划，并获得大量的信息与指导后才能找到自己满意的工作。
D.人们可以从职业介绍所获得具体的信息和咨询，指导他们对自己的职业做出明智选择。
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