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Class 3 Flashcards

1
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IR

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Think concretely

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SA

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-feelings crowd or

communications field

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3
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ES

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Use their power to help people

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4
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E

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Power to help the organization

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5
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Combination of Types

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• Holland uses three letter codes
to describe occupations and
environments
• In counseling, track the client
keeping all types in mind. see
what "types" seem to arise
out of their conversation
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6
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Environment fit

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Relate characteristics to host environment occupation

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Dr. John L. Holland

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People express themselves, their interests and values, through their occupational choices and work experiences
Ppl ideally implement self concept into work.

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Holland in a nutshell

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6 types of ppl
6 types of environments
Ppl search for environments matching skills, abilities, attitudes, values

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Realistic type

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Moves towards tools, machines, nature
Values practicality and tradition
Mechanical, technical, physical
Prefers concrete, practical solutions
Reserved, persistent, materialistic, genuine, stubborn, self effacing, dogmatic
Physical activity
Everything has a purpose
Concrete reasoning
Socially reserved
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Realistic activities

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Sports/exercise
Computers
Gardening
Hunting/fishing
Camping
Woodworking
Working with animals
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Realistic pride

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“I built that”
Tangible outcomes
Physical things

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Investigative type

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Like to learn, absorb info, act alone,
Figures out answers systematically
Think deliberately, not impulsive
Logical, not easily persuaded, skeptical

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Investigative pride points

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Academia, solving problems, scholarly achievements, mathematical achievements

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Investigative activities

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Reading scientific journals
Science experiments
Jigsaw puzzles
Visiting museums
Studying
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Artistic types

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Abstract and moves toward creative endeavors
Self expression, independence, imaginative,
Performing and art
Follows intuition, impulsive
Governed by feeling
Not great at team work

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Artistic activities

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Photography, dancing, drawing/painting, cultural events, foreign languages, music, writing/poetry, culinary arts
Usually passionate about one thing but then participates in other things

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Social type

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Helps others, values equality, social advocate, needs social support, need people to be happy
Social and teaching skills
Cooperative, idealistic, friendly, understanding, empathic, patient

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Social activities

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Activism, volunteer work, entertaining, join clubs, attending events
Anything with ppl around

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Enterprising type

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Moves towards leading others
Ambitious, controlling, good leadership and speaking skills
Adventurous, sociable, charismatic, extroverted, assertive
Materialistic , unpredictable, takes risk, like to debate

20
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Hallmark trait of enterprising

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Persuasiveness

21
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Enterprising activities

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Debating political issues
Reading business journals
Competitive team sports
Operating a home business

22
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Conventional type

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Orderly, values religion, clerical and numerical, obedient, follows rules, follows procedure, practical, through, efficient, methodological, unimaginative,thrifty, everything has a place, team oriented

23
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Conventional activities

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Collecting memorabilia, organizing, crafts, scrapbooking

24
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RIASEC model

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Realistic: do it
Investigative: explore it
Artistic: create it
Social: talk about it
Enterprising: make it happen
Conventional: keep it going
25
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Realistic

reality therapy

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Glasser

26
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Invstigative

Psychoanalytics

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Freud

27
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Artistic

Names

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Gestalt

Fits pearls

28
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Social

Person centered

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Rogers

29
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Enterprising

REBT

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Ellis

30
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Conventional

CBT

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Beck

List making

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Realistic environment

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• physically demanding
• tools, machines, animals
. tech skills to fix, repair or drive
• importance of working w/ things
• construction sites, factories, garages
• require physical endurance and agility
• more dangerous environment, compared to other types
32
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Investigative Environment

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. math and science solutions
• Complex and abstract thinking used to solve problems
creatively
• computer programmer, DR., science teacher

33
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Artistic environment

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Free, open,
Allows creativity
Freedom in developing products and answers
Control over their own time.

34
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Artistic occupation ideas

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Musician, , free lance writers, painters

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Social environment.

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Encourages ppl to be flexible and understanding,

Helping, teaching, socially responsible,

36
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Social values need at job

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Idealistic
Kind
Friendly
Generous

37
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Occupations for socials

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Education
Social services
Mental health professionals

38
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Enterprising environments

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Management, persuasion, organizational goals,
Finance, economic issues,
Self confident social assertive
Promotion, power

39
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Enterprising profession

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Sales, buying, business management, politics, real estate, stocks, insurance, lobbyists

40
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Conventional environment

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Centered around organizations and planning, record keeping, filing, etc

41
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Conventional activities

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Bookkeeping, accounting, records

42
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Environments

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People create environments

43
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Environmental Assessment Technique

EAT

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One way of determining environmental types

44
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Assessing environments

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Looking at the different “neighborhoods” within the population
Looking at the different types of people who populate the environment gives you and idea of what the environment is lik

45
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Congruence

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Refers to the relationship between the person and the environment
We help clients find occupations that match their personalities

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