The LEAST appropriate response to the female's concern is B, because it implies that she should not do an assessment unless she knows exactly what she wants to do. This is contrary to the purpose of situational assessments, which are meant to help individuals with disabilities explore their interests, skills, and preferences in different work environments1. Telling her that it is best to have a clear idea of her career goal may discourage her from trying new things and limit her options. The other responses are more supportive and reassuring, as they emphasize the benefits of assessments and acknowledge her feelings. References: 1: CESP Candidate Handbook, page 5. Download here.