Holland's personality types applied to the SVIB Basic Interest Scales

Lee, David L; Hedahl, Beulah

doi:10.1016/0001-8791(73)90045-6

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“…Interest Blank scales using several methods (Lee & Hedahl, 1973;Campbell & Holland, 1972) . In general this voluminous amount of data indicates that the VPI and the Strong assess similar dimensions.…”

Section: Vpi Scales Have Also Been Compared With the Strong Vocationalmentioning

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Biodata determinants of vocational typology

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Section: Vpi Scales Have Also Been Compared With the Strong Vocationalmentioning

confidence: 99%

Biodata determinants of vocational typology

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Empirical derivation of SVIB-Holland scales and conversion tables

Holland

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Matteson

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Journal of Vocational Behavior

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The Milwaukee Academic Interest Inventory as Related to Holland's Personality Types

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Baggaley

1982

Educational and Psychological Measurement

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Scores from the Milwaukee Academic Interest Inventory were shown to effect a significant pattern of discrimination of examinees among Holland's six personality types, as specified by his Vocational Preference Inventory. Other evidence was provided that demonstrated the close relationships among personality, academic interests, and vocational choice as well as the construct validity of the two instruments.

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Holland's personality types applied to the SVIB Basic Interest Scales

Cited by 3 publications

References 5 publications

Biodata determinants of vocational typology

Biodata determinants of vocational typology

Empirical derivation of SVIB-Holland scales and conversion tables

The Milwaukee Academic Interest Inventory as Related to Holland's Personality Types

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