Question

Kenton is considering the costs of becoming a makeup artist. He talks to several makeup artists and finds out that a cosmetology school education is required. He also finds out that makeup artists have to work with demanding clients and that it is difficult to find consistent work. Evaluate Kenton's research on the costs associated with becoming a makeup artist.

A.
Excellent; he has researched all monetary and non-monetary costs of the career.
B.
Good; there are only a couple other monetary costs that Kenton should research.
C.
Poor; he has only researched monetary costs of the career.
D.
Unacceptable; he has only researched benefits of the career.

Answer 1

The best evaluation for Kenton's research is C) Poor; he has only researched the monetary costs of the career.

Step-by-step explanation:

Besides monetary costs to him (which was not all that comprehensive as it didn't include training tools, books, etc) there are also non-monetary costs such as time, hard work, and all the other things he must forego while he is focused on becoming a make-up artist.

The career also comes with its perks and advantages. Kenton's work would have been comprehensive if he researched the benefits as well as the risks, and regulatory requirements where there are any.

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