Todd Guth, Molly Medakovich, Sarah S Milla
Art in medicine: in the classroom, exam room, and Reading room
International review of psychiatry (Abingdon, England)
holland uses hexagon model relationships among six types vocational interests paper provides empirical evidence regarding nature interest dimensions underlying hexagon two studies reported study 1 examines extent two theorybased dimensionsdataideas thingspeoplefit 27 sets intercorrelations hollands types three data sets involve mean scores career groups total 228 groups 35060 individuals 24 involve scores individuals total 11275 study 2 explores heuristic value dataideas thingspeople dimensions determining whether contribute understanding interest inventories work two data sets covering total 563 occupations used calculate correlations vocational interests persons tasks characterize persons occupations occupations principal work tasks determined job analysis data obtained us department labor study 1 results provide substantial support theorybased dimensions study 2 results suggest interest inventories work primarily tap activity preferences parallel work tasks counseling research applications dataideas thingspeople dimensions suggested implications interest assessment noted