2013
DOI: 10.4324/9781315806839
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Computer-Assisted Career Decision Making

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“…The questionnaire consists of lists of five intrinsic work values (variety at work, helping other people, independence at work, leadership and responsibility, and interesting work) and five extrinsic work values (high income, job security, fast and easy entry to job, leisure time besides work, and prestigious work). The selection of the 10 work values was based on the values proposed by Katz (). We instructed the participants to indicate the importance of each value on a 4‐point Likert scale ranging from 1 ( not important ) to 4 ( very important ).…”
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“…The questionnaire consists of lists of five intrinsic work values (variety at work, helping other people, independence at work, leadership and responsibility, and interesting work) and five extrinsic work values (high income, job security, fast and easy entry to job, leisure time besides work, and prestigious work). The selection of the 10 work values was based on the values proposed by Katz (). We instructed the participants to indicate the importance of each value on a 4‐point Likert scale ranging from 1 ( not important ) to 4 ( very important ).…”
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confidence: 99%
“…Extrinsic work values refer to values regarding the outcome or external factors of work (George & Jones, ). High income, job security, fast and easy entry into a job, leisure time besides work, and prestigious work also can be included as external values (Dawis & Lofquist, ; Katz, ).…”
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“…Extrinsic work values refer to values regarding the outcome or external factors of work (Georgel & Jones, ). High income, job security, fast and easy entry into a job, leisure time, and prestigious work can also be included as external values (Dawis & Lofquist, ; Katz, ). Several researchers (H. R. Lee, ; Roberts & Robins, ) have reported that intrinsic work values are related to adaptive behavioral or emotional qualities, such as career maturity, higher achievement, and motivational level.…”
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“…Unutar ovoga modula korisniku je omogućeno i da eliminira iz pretrage sva zanimanja za koja misli da mu ne odgovaraju. U SIGI-ju se uparivanje preferencija klijenata i osobina zanimanja i odabir najprihvatljivijih zanimanja zasniva na radnim vrijednostima (Katz, 1993.). U informacijskom modulu, koji slijedi, korisnik može dobiti informacije o karakteristikama zanimanja, a mogu se i usporediti pa- rovi zanimanja po njihovim osobinama.…”
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