An example of career counseling as a primary intervention in mental health is ______.

A) when a person engages in both career counseling and personal counseling
B) when work issues are identified as stressors in career counseling
C) when career counseling prevents threats to mental health
D) none of these

Career counseling as a primary intervention in mental health refers to the use of career counseling to prevent threats to mental health, such as job-related stress and anxiety. By providing individuals with the tools and resources they need to make informed career decisions, career counselors can help individuals manage these stressors and maintain good mental health. Option A refers to a situation where the individual is engaging in both personal and career counseling, which is not specific to career counseling as a primary intervention in mental health. Option B refers to work issues being identified as stressors in career counseling, which is a common issue addressed in career counseling, but not specific to career counseling as a primary intervention in mental health. Option D is incorrect as the other options provide valid explanations for the use of career counseling as a primary intervention in mental health.