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Predicting your Future John Holland and the Self Directed Search

TESTS/INVENTORIES Aptitude Achievement Predictive???? Personality Tests vs. Personality Styles Interests

Dr. John Holland 1919-2008 Director of Research, National Merit Scholarship Corporation Vice President for Research and Development, American College Testing Program (fired) Author “Making Vocational Choices: A Theory of Vocational Personalities and Work Environments” 1997 Research on educational development of talented young people. Production of Scientists. Have Hexagon, Will travel

Holland’s Goal: “To provide a theory-ridden, computerless, impersonal system that would provide vocational guidance for everyone.” Colleague advised him on the name: Call it the self-directed something

“The SDS became widely used and imitated” The American Psychologist, American Psychological Association, September 2009 Strong Campbell Interest Inventory Career Assessment Inventory Harrington-O’Shea CDM www.wois.org

HOLLAND HEXAGON

Realistic Outdoors Machinery Practical, down to earth Strong, physically coordinated

HOLLAND HEXAGON

Investigative (not necessarily criminal investigation) Scientific orientation, intellectual Task-oriented Needs to understand the world

HOLLAND HEXAGON

Artistic Likes art, music, drama etc. Impulsive, non-comformist, independent Espressive, original Sensitive and emotional

HOLLAND HEXAGON

Social Socially responsible, humane Work in groups Verbal and interpersonal skills Helping, curing, training others

HOLLAND HEXAGON

Enterprising Interpersonal & verbal skills→ selling, persuading, leading Likes power, status Popular, self-confident, sociable Likes money

HOLLAND HEXAGON

Conventional Well-ordered environments Organizing verbal & numerical info Conscientious, efficient, practical Orderly, persistent, calm

HOLLAND HEXAGON

Hexagon jumper----realistic vs. social

HOLLAND HEXAGON

John Hollands Occupations Finder

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Occupations Finder Code: ASI Occupation O*NET Code ED Copy Writer 27-3043.04 4 Dance Therapist 29-1125.00 4 Reporter and Correspondent 27-3022.00 4 Artist, Exhibit 27-1013.00 3

Code: AIS Occupation O*NET Code ED Philologist 19-3099.00 4 Restorer, Paper and Prints 25-4013.00 3 Code: SAI Acquisitions Librarian 25-4021.00 5 Librarian 25-4021.00 5 Marriage and Family Therapist 21-1013.00 5