In the Context of Donald Super's Theory of Career Development

In the context of Donald Super's theory of career development, which of the following is true of the realistic choice stage?

A) It is the stage that involves a person's erroneous conception of self-potential and of the world of work.
B) In this stage, an individual severs bonds with the workplace.
C) It is the stage in which the fit between an occupation and the abilities required to obtain it are completely disregarded.
D) In this stage, people may direct their educational plans to ensure they obtain the knowledge and skills they need to enter their intended occupations.