Which concept refers to the evaluation of current behaviors to determine their value?

• A. WDEP System
• B. Value Judgement
• C. Total Behavior
• D. Picture Album

Answer: (B)

The idea being tested is how a person judge the worth of their own actions. When someone evaluates what they’re currently doing to decide if it’s worthwhile, they’re making a value judgement. This involves weighing how the behavior helps meet goals, aligns with personal or social values, and the likely outcomes that will follow. In counseling or guidance contexts, this kind of reflection helps determine whether to continue, modify, or stop a behavior based on its value toward desired results.

WDEP offers a framework that includes an evaluation component, but the act described by the question—the assessment of whether current behaviors are valuable or not—is best captured by value judgement. The other options don’t refer to this evaluative concept: Total Behavior describes components of action (doing, thinking, feeling, physiology), and Picture Album isn’t related to evaluating behavior.