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Holland Code
Vocabulary
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Misc.
100
Named after this doctor
Who is Dr. John Holland
100
Your favorite activities
What are interests
100
How important money is to your happiness
What is economic values
100
Skills necessary to do a particular job
What is job-specific skills
100
Career options for a realistic evaluation
What is mechanic, carpenter, chef, bus driver, or electrical engineer
200
Athletic or mechanical ability
What is Realistic
200
Practical use of scientific knowledge (ideas, methods, tools, and materials) to get things done.
What is technology
200
A way to learn more about who you are
What is self-assessment
200
General skills used in school and in various types of jobs
What is transferable skills
200
Career options for an investigative evaluation
What is psychologist, meteorologist, dentist, computer programmer
300
Like to observe, learn, investigate
What is Investigative
300
A checklist that points to your strongest interests.
What is Interest Inventory
300
Ability to perform a task due to training and experience
What is skill
300
Sum of your feelings, actions, habits, and thoughts
What is personality
300
Career options for an artistic evaluation
What is actor, architect, dancer, music teacher, photographer
400
Artistic, innovative, or intuitional abilities
What is artistic
400
What you believe is important.
What is values
400
A skill you have already developed.
What is ability
400
The different ways people think and learn
What is learning styles
400
Career options for a social evaluation
What is athletic trainer, nurse, kindergarten teacher
500
Like to work with people
What is social
500
The things about work that are important to you.
What is work values
500
Potential for learning a skill.
What is aptitude
500
Knowing your thoughts, feelings, and actions
What is self-awareness
500
Career options for an enterprising evaluation
What is stock broker, journalist, lawyer, financial planner