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If an individual has a Holland code suggesting Enterprising strengths, a career in which field might be most satisfying?
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Unit 1
| Question | Answer |
|---|---|
| If an individual has a Holland code suggesting Enterprising strengths, a career in which field might be most satisfying? | Hospitality |
| If an individual has a Holland code suggesting Conventional strengths, a career in which field might be most satisfying? | Finance |
| If an individual has a Holland code suggesting Social strengths, a career in which field might be most satisfying? | Teaching |
| According to Keirsey, a Thinking (T) individual prefers to make decisions based on: | Thoughts and facts |
| Which characteristic might be an area of strength for an individual with a Thinker work type personality? | Systematic problem solving |
| Someone working this job may value variety | Dog catcher |
| What might an IQ score suggest about an individual’s career goal? | An IQ can give a good indication of success in occupational groups. |
| Having excellent grades in math and science means that a person may be successful in the career field of: | Engineering. |
| If an individual learns best by sharing, comparing, and likes having a lot of friends, his/her dominate learning preference is: | Interpersonal. |
| Someone who likes to draw or build things probably has a: | Spatial Learning Preference. |
| A test that identifies interests and likes that can lead to possible career choices is a/an: | Interest inventory. |
| Responsibility, compassion, and security are all examples of: | Work values/needs |
| One of the three broad categories of career interests is: | People. |
| An interest inventory may indicate that the student: | Likes to work with people. |
| Learning by doing experiments, working with numbers and participating in problem solving identifies which kind of learner? | Logical/mathematical |
| Learning through the use of language in reading and writing is which learning preference? | Linguistic |
| Those that learn best by pursuing interests through an individual pace have which learning preference? | Intrapersonal |
| Getting inadequate rest is related to: | Increased accidents on the job |
| This act was passed in 1967 and prohibits discrimination against people between forty and seventy years of age: | Age Discrimination Act. |
| A natural reaction to the demands of daily life is: | Stress. |
| You can reap the benefits of exercise by exercising a minimum of: | Three times a week for twenty minutes |
| Being healthy can help a person’s career by: | Giving the energy needed to perform the job. |
| Physical and mental health can affect: | Job performance. |
| Which developmental group is mainly concerned with providing for a family? | Middle-aged adults |
| A law that guarantees financial assistance to workers injured on the job is: | Workers’ Compensation |
| A group of people who are caring for both their parents and their children are called: | The sandwich generation. |
| Putting important items that need to be done first is referred to as: | Prioritizing. |
| According to medical experts, a major cause of stress is | Change. |
| When a person has a job that is enjoyable, mental health is generally: | Good. |
| Changes that can be planned for are: | Predictable |
| The Family Medical Leave Act was designed to cover: | Males and females. |
| Life roles are: | The various parts of one’s life, such as citizen, parent, spouse, worker, etc. |
| During leisure time, a person might be involved in which activity | Favorite hobby. |
| Time free from everyday responsibilities is: | Leisure. |
| The way a person lives his or her life is known as a: | Lifestyle. |
| When laid off from work, a person: | May qualify for unemployment insurance. |
| One condition that can be most dangerous on the job is: | Inadequate rest. |
| Which contributes to unsafe working conditions? | Laziness |
| Workplace safety is primarily the responsibility of the: | Individual employees. |
| According to Erikson, attitudes toward work and personal responsibility are first formed as a/an: | Preschooler. |
| The stages of human development are: | Varied from person to person. |
| Which is a job? | Newspaper carrier |
| The main reason why most young people seek a first job is: | To earn money. |
| Vocational rehabilitation services are: | Free to those who meet the legal eligibility guidelines. |
| Which group is most influenced by peer pressure? | Teenagers |
Created by:
Ms. Robinson LRHS
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