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Dale J. Prediger1976

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Holland's theory of careers applied to women and men: Analysis of implicit assumptions

Dale J. Prediger · G. Hanson

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1959A theory of vocational choice.1952Review of Educational Measurement.1972A merger in vocational interest research: Applying Holland's theory to Strong's data 1969An Empirical Occupational Classification Derived From A Theory of Personality and Intended for Practice and Research.1975The relation of vocational aspirations and assessments to employment reality 1971An analysis of the structure of vocational interests.1973On measuring the vocational interests of women.1974The use and evaluation of interest inventories and simulations.

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Year1976

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Published1976-04-01

VenueJournal of Vocational Behavior

ISSN-L0001-8791

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Citations42

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