The Psychology of Vocational Choice: A Theory of Personality Types and Model EnvironmentsA new theory of vocational behavior. Integrates the burgeoning literature in the field and outlines practical applications of our current knowledge. Examines personality types and environmental models from a fresh point of view, and avoids the truisms and clichés that have hither to marred contributions to the subject. Intended for students and professional audiences and as a help to the intelligent reader. --Back cover. |
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Introduction to the Theory | 1 |
The Personality Types | 15 |
Personality Types and Expected Performance | 42 |
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The Psychology of Vocational Choice: A Theory of Personality Types and Model ... John L. Holland Visualizzazione estratti - 1966 |
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