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| Who's theory has been described as "structural-interactive" |
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- realistic
- investigative
- artistic
- social
- enterprising
- conventional
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What are the six "types" Holland characterized people as?
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- Exercise skills and abilities.
- Express attitudes and values.
- Take on agreeable problems or roles.
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| According to Holland, people search for environments that will do what three things? |
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| An interaction between personality and the characteristics of an environment. |
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| According to Holland, a persons behavior is determined by what key factor? |
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| According to Holland, what is personality based on? |
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Explicit, ordered, or systematic manipulation of tools, machines, and animals. |
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According to Holland, the realistic personality type
prefers activities that entail what? |
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Educational or therapeutic activities.
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According to Holland, the realistic personality type
has an aversion to what?
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- Auto Mechanic
- Aircraft Controller
- Surveyor
- Farmer
- Electrician
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According to Holland, the realistic personality type
prefers jobs such as?
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Observational, symbolic, systematic, and creative investigation of physical, biological, and cultural phenomena in order to understand such phenomena |
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According to Holland, the investigative personality type prefers activities that entail what?
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Persuasive, social, and repetitive activities. |
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According to Holland, the investigative personality type has an aversion to what?
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- Biologist
- Chemist
- Physicist
- Anthropologist
- Geologist
- Medical Technologist
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According to Holland, the investigative personality type prefers jobs such as?
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Ambiguous, free, unsystematized activities that entail manipulation of physical, verbal, or human materials to create art forms or products. |
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According to Holland, the artistic personality type prefers activities that entail what? |
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Explicit systematic and ordered activities. |
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According to Holland, the artistic personality type has an aversion to what?
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- Composer
- Musician
- Stage Director
- Writer
- Interior Decorator
- Actor/Actress
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| According to Holland, the artistic personality type prefers jobs such as? |
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The manipulation of others to inform, train, develop, cure, or enlighten. |
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According to Holland, the social personality type prefers activities that entail what?
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Explicit, ordered, and systematic activities involving materials, tools, or machines. |
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According to Holland, the social personality type has an aversion to what?
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- Teacher
- Religious Worker
- Counselor
- Clinical Psychologist
- Psychiatric Case Worker
- Speech Therapist
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According to Holland, the social personality type prefers jobs such as?
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The manipulation of others to attain organizational or economic gain. |
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According to Holland, the enterprising personality type prefers activities that entail what?
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Observational, symbolic, and systematic activities. |
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| According to Holland, the enterprising personality type has an aversion to what? |
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- Salesperson
- Manager
- Business Executive
- Television Producer
- Sports Promoter
- Buyer
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According to Holland, the enterprising personality type prefers jobs such as?
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Explicit, ordered, and systematic manipulation of data, such as keeping records filing materials, reproducing materials. |
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| According to Holland, the conventional personality type prefers activities that entail what? |
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Ambiguous, free, exploratory, unsystematized activities. |
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According to Holland, the conventional personality type has an aversion to what?
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- Bookkeeper
- Stenographer
- Financial Analyst
- Banker
- Cost Estimator
- Tax Expert
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| According to Holland, the conventional personality type prefers jobs such as? |
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Congruence describes the degree of fit between an individuals personality type and their current or prospective work environment. |
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| According to Holland, what is congruence? |
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| A social type working as a counselor. |
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| What is one example of congruence? |
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Incongruence is when individuals are in environments that do not match their personality type. |
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According to Holland, what is incongruence?
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A social type working as an auto mechanic. |
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What is one example of incongruence?
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The degree of directness among types representing a person's personality profile. |
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| According to Holland, what is differentiation? |
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| The degree of relatedness within types. |
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According to Holland, what is consistency?
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More integration and/or harmony regarding traits, interests, values, and perceptions. |
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According to Holland, higher degrees of consistency within personality types suggests what?
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| Possession of a clear and stable picture of one's goals, interests, and talent. |
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| What is vocational Identity? |
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| Acquiring sufficient occupational and self-information. |
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What is vocational Identity dependent on?
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Congruence, differentiation, consistency, and vocational identity. |
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| What are the four key theoretical constructs used to link Holland's theory? |
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Self-Directed Search (SDS) |
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| What is the most widely used interest inventory? |
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| Who's theory has generated more research than any other model of career choice? |
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- Consistency
- Differentiation
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| Research support for the relationship between ___________ and___________ to vocational outcomes has been week. |
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| Who studied the "genteralizability" of Holland's vocational interests across ethnicity, gender, and socioeconomic status (SES)? |
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| Ryan and her colleagues found _____________ in the structure of interest between low and high SES groups? |
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- Low SES African American group
- High SES African American group
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| According to Ryan and her colleagues, the ___________ was better fit by Holland's model than the ___________. |
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True or False
It has been concluded that Holland's model is generalizable across ethnicity, gender, and socioeconomic status as defined by Ryan and her colleagues study. |
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