Exam 15: Interests and Attitudes

All of the major career interest inventories show relationships to a project of the U.S. Department of Labor that provides lists of occupations. The project is known as ___.

What generalization was developed about the stability of career interests from late adolescence onward? Career interests are ___.

The major career interest inventories often provide indicators of ability in various areas either as part of the inventory or through a companion instrument. These indicators usually rely on ___.

Most of the items in the Strong Interest Inventory call for responses of ___.

Strong's early work on the development of career interest measures used the same methodology as that used by the

The General Occupational Theme (GOT) scores on the Strong are based on ____.

Which method of measuring attitudes does the text identify as the most widely used method?

Which is NOT one of the components usually identified in defining an attitude?

Historically, the dominant names in the field of vocational interest testing have been ___.

In which of the methods of measuring attitudes does a panel of judges sort the items in terms of how favorably they express an attitude?

The Administrative Indexes on the Strong are examples of ___.

O*NET, a project of the U.S. Department of Labor and cross-referenced to results from career interest inventories, gives information about _____.

Who is the author of the RIASEC hexagon?

In the RIASEC hexagon, the distance between vertexes is supposed to indicate the relative degree of

What type of normed score does the Strong Interest Inventory use?

Which method of measuring attitudes typically uses response categories ranging from Strongly Agree to Strongly Disagree?

What generalization was developed regarding the use of modern psychometric techniques, such as item response theory, in the construction of the career interest measures covered in the text?

In the RIASEC hexagon, the "A" stands for _____.

Which is an alternative name for the "method of summated ratings" for measuring attitudes?

On the Strong, the counts of Total Responses and Infrequent Responses are part of what category of scores?