True/False
Indicate whether the statement is true or
false.
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Your self includes your physical characteristics, your behavior, how you think,
and many other things.
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2.
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By learning about who you are, you will make a more satisfying occupational
decision.
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3.
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Exploring likes and dislikes is a good first step in learning about your
self.
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4.
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Interests are described as things you have to do but do not always enjoy
doing.
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5.
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If an interest inventory indicates you have a preference for marketing
occupations, these are the only ones you should investigate.
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6.
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Having excellent grades in math and science suggests that you might do well in
the field of communications.
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7.
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People who work well with their hands are said to have good manual
dexterity.
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8.
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Doing well in a drafting class suggests that a person has good spatial
visualization.
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9.
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A desire to help other people is known as altruism.
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10.
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Work values inventories have no right or wrong answers.
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For most young people, work values are more important types of self-information
than interests or aptitudes.
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It is quite unusual for one’s interests, aptitudes, and work values to
point in different directions.
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13.
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Your first occupational choice should be a permanent one, because you’ve
given a lot of thought to your choice.
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An occupation is only one part of a total lifestyle.
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15.
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Life roles other than worker provide many opportunities to express your
self.
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Matching
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Match each item to the correct statement listed below. Items will be used
more than once. a. | Interests | b. | Aptitudes | c. | Work
values |
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Developed abilities
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Participation in school activities and hobbies indicate these
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Feelings about the importance of an activity or occupation
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19.
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Activities you enjoy doing
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20.
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Things that you believe are important
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21.
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Things you are good at doing
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22.
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Needs you try to meet in your work
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23.
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School grades provide evidence of these
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24.
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Your likes and dislikes
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25.
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Measurement of these indicate how well you might do in a certain field
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Short Answer
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26.
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Explain how information about your self can help you make more satisfying career
decisions.
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27.
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Assume that your chosen occupation does not allow you to express your interest
in working with animals. Provide three examples of how you might express such an interest outside of
an occupation.
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