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career counseling
CAREER
COUNSELLING
COMPENDIUM OF METHODS AND TECHNIQUES

Edited by

Mihai JIGĂU

Bucharest, 2007

Authors:
Mihai JIGĂU, Ph.D
Lumini a TĂSICA, Ph.D
Angela MUSCĂ, Ph.D
Mihaela CHIRU
Petre BOTNARIUC
Irina COZMA
Speran a IBU
Other contributors to this Compendium:
Carmen AVRAMESCU
Bogdana BURSUC
Lumini a DANEŞ
Adina IGNAT
Gabriela LEMENI
Marcela MARCINSCHI CĂLINECI
Andreea-Diana MĂRU ESCU
Domnica PETROVAI
Mihaela PORUMB
Andreea SZILAGYI, Ph.D
Authors are responsible for the scientific content of their articles and use of sources
Translation: Fides Limbi Străine SRL
Proofreading: Mihaela CHIRU LA ROCHE
Publisher: AFIR
ISBN 973-7714-29-6

This publication is financed by the European Commission. The content of this book does not necessarily reflect the position of the European Commission.
Copyright © Institute of Educational Sciences, Euroguidance – Romania

INDEX
Introduction (Mihai JIGĂU).......................................................................................................5
Methodological Aspects (Mihai JIGĂU)..................................................................................9
Holland’s Inventories (SDS) (Mihai JIGĂU).........................................................................27
Kuder Occupational Interest Survey(KOIS) (Mihai JIGĂU)...............................................43
Canadian Occupational Interest Inventory (COII) (Mihai JIGĂU) .....................................57
Strong Interest Inventory (SII) (Mihai JIGĂU)......................................................................65
Jackson Vocational Interest Survey (JVIS) (Mihai JIGĂU).................................................71
Cognitive Information Processing (CIP) (Mihai JIGĂU).....................................................85
General Aptitude Tests Battery (GATB) (Mihai JIGĂU) ................................................. 101
Psychological Tests Battery for Cognitive Aptitudes (BTPAC)

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