Discussion
William Procter told the following types of guidance :
Answer: A
Proctor's types are (i) Educational (ii) Vocational (iii) Character development (iv) Content and physical activity.
William M. Proctor, an early American writer on guidance, classified guidance by the areas of a student's life: educational guidance, vocational guidance, guidance in social and civic activities, in health and physical activities, in the worthy use of leisure, and in character-building activities. Option A draws all four of its items from that list, the last being his health and physical activities.
The other options bring in economical, religious or personal guidance, which are not categories in Proctor's scheme, so each of them contains at least one type he did not name.
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