Deck 6: Careers As Fit

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According to TWA (the Theory of Work Adjustment), what are the two factors that combine to create work adjustment?

A)Satisfaction and satisfactoriness
B)Satisfactoriness and freedom from stress
C)Freedom from stress and social integration
D)Social integration and self-actualization
E)Self-actualization and satisfaction
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In Holland's RIASEC categorization of vocational interests, 'R' and 'I' stand for

A)Radical and Integrative
B)Restorative and Intelligent
C)Reductive and Inquiring
D)Retail and Insurance
E)Realistic and Investigative
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The approach to occupational choice based on measurement of human characteristics is known as

A)Career development theory
B)Human abilities theory
C)Trait and factor theory
D)Psychometric measurement theory
E)Personal attribute theory
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Which of the following is not a personal characteristic to be fitted to appropriate jobs or occupations?

A)Personality
B)Organization
C)Skills
D)Interests
E)Values
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Which of the following is not one of the 'Big Five' personality factors? A Openness to experience
B)Agreeableness
C)Neuroticism
D)Conscientiousness
E)Intelligence
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Measures named after Kuder, Holland and Strong all measure

A)Personality
B)Interests
C)Values
D)Abilities
E)Attitudes
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The US Department of Labor's O*NET facility enables users to

A)Find suitable vacancies online
B)Access free guidance for vocational choices
C)Match themselves against different jobs
D)Measure their own IQ
E)Assess the long-term security of 20,000 different occupations
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Which of the following statements is not true concerning psychometric measures in career guidance? A Psychological characteristics tend to be distinctive and easy to measure B Psychological measures should ideally be pre-tested with large samples C Counselors need to be thoroughly familiar with the devices they use
D)Test scores do not provide a clear guide to suitable occupations
E)Test validity shows that a test measures what it is intended to measure
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The emphasis of Holland's work is on

A)Making personal changes to suit the occupation you are in
B)Finding out about your personal traits without matching them to occupations
C)Developing your interests to match your abilities
D)Finding work that matches your personal profile
E)Developing a pure theory of how people develop their careers
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Ed Schein proposed a theory of

A)Career attributes
B)Career adjustment
C)Career ladders
D)Career values
E)Career anchors
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Deck 6: Careers As Fit
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According to TWA (the Theory of Work Adjustment), what are the two factors that combine to create work adjustment?

A)Satisfaction and satisfactoriness
B)Satisfactoriness and freedom from stress
C)Freedom from stress and social integration
D)Social integration and self-actualization
E)Self-actualization and satisfaction
A
2
In Holland's RIASEC categorization of vocational interests, 'R' and 'I' stand for

A)Radical and Integrative
B)Restorative and Intelligent
C)Reductive and Inquiring
D)Retail and Insurance
E)Realistic and Investigative
E
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The approach to occupational choice based on measurement of human characteristics is known as

A)Career development theory
B)Human abilities theory
C)Trait and factor theory
D)Psychometric measurement theory
E)Personal attribute theory
C
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Which of the following is not a personal characteristic to be fitted to appropriate jobs or occupations?

A)Personality
B)Organization
C)Skills
D)Interests
E)Values
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Which of the following is not one of the 'Big Five' personality factors? A Openness to experience
B)Agreeableness
C)Neuroticism
D)Conscientiousness
E)Intelligence
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Measures named after Kuder, Holland and Strong all measure

A)Personality
B)Interests
C)Values
D)Abilities
E)Attitudes
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The US Department of Labor's O*NET facility enables users to

A)Find suitable vacancies online
B)Access free guidance for vocational choices
C)Match themselves against different jobs
D)Measure their own IQ
E)Assess the long-term security of 20,000 different occupations
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Which of the following statements is not true concerning psychometric measures in career guidance? A Psychological characteristics tend to be distinctive and easy to measure B Psychological measures should ideally be pre-tested with large samples C Counselors need to be thoroughly familiar with the devices they use
D)Test scores do not provide a clear guide to suitable occupations
E)Test validity shows that a test measures what it is intended to measure
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The emphasis of Holland's work is on

A)Making personal changes to suit the occupation you are in
B)Finding out about your personal traits without matching them to occupations
C)Developing your interests to match your abilities
D)Finding work that matches your personal profile
E)Developing a pure theory of how people develop their careers
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Ed Schein proposed a theory of

A)Career attributes
B)Career adjustment
C)Career ladders
D)Career values
E)Career anchors
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