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AUTHOR Flanagan, John C.; And OthersTITLE Student's Booklet; To Accompany The Career Data Book:

Results from Project TALENT'S Five-Year Follow-UpStudy.

INSTITUTION American Institutes for Research in the BehavioralSciences, Palo Alto, Calif.

SPONS AGENCY National Inst. of Education (DHEW), Washington, D.C.;Office of Education (DHEW), Washington, D.C.

PUB DATE 73NOTE 16p.; For related document, see CE 000 755

EDRS PRICE MF-$0.65 HC-$3.29DESCRIPTORS *Biographical Inventories; *High School Students;

*Interest Tests; Occupational Choice; *OccupationalInformation; *Profile Evaluation; StatisticalSurveys; Student Characteristics; StudentInterests

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ABSTRACTThe Student Booklet is a companion document to "The

Career Data Book: Results from Project TALENT'S Five-year FollowupStudyll (CE 000 755). The booklet's purpose is to enable the highschool student to compare his abilities, achievements, interests, andbackground with those of other young people who went into variousoccupations so he may be guided in his career choice. By plotting hispercentile rankings from interest inventories, vocabulary and abilitytests, and other variables on a profile, the student is referred toany of twelve career groups: engineering, physical science, math, andarchitecture; medical and-biological sciences; businessadministration; general teaching and social services; humanities,law, - social and behavioral sciences; fine arts, performing arts;technical jobs; proprietors, sales; mechanics, industrial trades;construction trades; secretarial-clerical, office workers; andgeneral labor, community, and public service. From that point, he isreferred to occupations within the groups. The inferences drawn arebased on data from inventories and tests given to high schoolstudents in 1960, with career choice data updated in a five-yearfollowup study as part of Project TALENT. (AG)

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This booklet is to help r compare your own abilities,achievements, interests, and background with those ofother young people who went into various occupations.

Ask your counselor for help in getting your percentilerankings. Then (Inter them on the following page (Page2).

Your percentile rating on something tells what per-cent of Americans of your grade and sex are not as goodat it as you are, or have less of it than you do. Forexample, if you are at the 30th percentile in readingcomprehension, then 30% of Americans of your gradeand /sex are not as good at it as you are, and 70% oftheir( are better. If your interest in office work is atthe 5th percentile, then office work bores you, because95% of the people of your age and sex like it better thanyou do. On the other hand if your percentile rank forinterest in office work is 87, then you are More inter-ested in it that 87% of Americans of your grade and sex.

We have chosen the jobs that the most people go intoand sorted them into twelve career groups. All the jobswithin any one career group are somewhat similar. Theytake about the :lame amount of education and similarpatterns of abilities, achievements, interests, etc.

You can compare yourself with the people in eachof the twelve career groups to find which career groupfits you best. To do this, turn to page 4. The numberson the graph are the numbers of the twelve careergroups listed on page 3. They are placed at the averagepercentile rating of the people in that career group.Put your own percentile rankings on the profile. If youuse a red pencil, they will be easier to see. For example,if your percentile ranking for the first of the Interestentries on the profile, -Interest in physical science,engineering, and math, is 70, you will put a red cross onthe first line of the graph just under the number 70.Do this for all your percentile rankings. Then look tosee which of the numbers that represent the careergroups is most often next to the red crosses that repre-sent your percentile ranking. For example, if the num-ber 7 often appears near your red crosses, this wouldbe a good career group to start looking for an occupa-tion in.

Now look at page 3 of the book. Career Group 7 is"Technical Positions." Fourteen occupations are listedunder it. Each one has a letter before it. To find outwhich of these fourteen occupations has people in it whoare most like you, turn to the profile on page 11 (theprofile for Career Group 7). The letters on it correspondto the different occupations listed under Career Group 7,"Technical Positions," on page 3. Now enter your ownpercentile ratings by making red crosses on the page 11graph. See which of the letters is most often near your

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red crosses. Suppose it is the letter "C." By consultingpage 3 again you find that this is the letter for com-puter repair serviceman. Ask your counselor to let youread the description and see the detailed profile of thisoccupation in the large Career Data Book.

If you think this is the wrong occupation for you, lookat some of the other letters, and see if there is someother occupation in Career Group 7 in which the workersare a good deal like you.

(Jr if there is an occupation in some other careergroup that you are particularly interested in, you canturn to the profile for that career group and enter yourpercentile rankings there, then see how near they areto the letters that represent the job you are interestedin. For example, if you think you might like to be awildlife or conservation specialist, you can enter yourrankings on the profile for Career Group 2 on page 6,and see how near they are to the letter "H" which rep-resents the rankings for wildlife and conservation spe-cialistsThen look at the profile and description for thatoccupation in the Career Data Book.

One thing that you need to know to, understand theprofiles in the Career Data Book is what the horizontalline opposite each listing of interest, information, andabilities means. This bar shoWs the ranking made by50% of the people going into the occupation or careergroup. For example, look at the profile for wildlife andconservation specialists in the counselor's Career DataBook. This profile shows the rankings of men who be-came wildlife and conservation specialists. The hori-zontal line shows the range of rankings made by themiddle 50% of the men who, five years after highschool, had either become wildlife and conservation spe-cialists or were preparing to do so. Now look at thescale for information in social studies. The horizontalline extends from the 32nd percentile to the 82nd. So50% of the men had rankings between the 32nd and the82nd percentiles. 25% were lower in information regard-ing social studies than the 32nd percentile, and another25% were higher than the 82nd percentile. The little'vertical mark in the middle of the bar shows that theaverage percentile ranking for information in socialstudies of men becoming wildlife and conservation spe-cialists is 71, but many are lower and many higher.

Sometimes students want very much to enter a certainoccupation but find that some of their percentile rank-ings are low compared with those of other people whoentered that occupation. If this is the case with you,talk-to your counselor about it. It may be that your lowpercentile ratings are in areas that aren't really essentialto that occupation. Or they may be in fields where hardwork and special training will enable you to raise them.

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2STUDENT'S ESTIAATED PERCENTILE RANKS

(with supporting evidence)

Name

Grade Age Date of estimates

INTEREST SCALES

EstimatedPercentile

Rank

Phys. Sci., Eng., Math.

Bio. Sci.,' Medicine

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Public Service (. )

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Social Service( )

Artistic ( )

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Sports( )

Hunting & Fishing( )

Business Management. ( )Sales

( )

Computation( )

Office Work( )

Mechanical-Technical. ( )

Skilled Trades ( )

Farming( )

Labor( )

INFORMATION TEST

Vocabulary ( )

Literature ( )

Music ( )

Social Studies ( )

Mathematics ( )

Physical Science ( )

Biological Science ( )

ABILITY TEST

Total English ( )

Reading Comprehension ( )

Creativity ( )

Mechanical Reasoning ( )

Visualization in 3D' ( )

Abstract Reasoning ( )

Arithmetic Reasoning ( )

Introductory Math ( )

Arithmetic Computation ( )

OTHER VARIABLES

Socioeconomic Status

H.S. Courses Taken (Aca.)

H.S. Grades

Amt. of Extracur. Reading

' Study Habits & Attitudes

Data/Evidence/Notes

Table 1

LIST OF THE OCCUPATIONS INCLUDED IN EACH OF THE

12 CAREER GROUPS IN THE CAREER DATA BOOK

1. Engineering, Physical Science,Mathematics, and Architecture

Architect, (A)Chemist (2}.%-Engineer (n.e.c.)* (C)Aerospace (D)Chemical (E)Civil, Hydraulic (F)Electrical, Electronic (G)Mechanical, Automotive (H)

Geologist (I)Mathematician, Statistician (J),

College Mathematics Teacher (K)High School Mathematics Teacher

(Females) (m)Physical Scientist (n.e.c.) (N)Physicist (0)Science Teachers

College Science Teacher (P)High School Science Teacher (R)

2. Medical and Biological SciencesAgricultural Specialist (A)Biologist, Zoologist (B)Dentist (C)Nurce (Females) (d)Pharmacist (E)Physician (F)Veterinarian (G)Wildlife/Conservation Specialist (H)

3. Business AdministrationAccountant, Auditor, Comptroller (A)Advertising Worker (B)Business Administration and Manage-

ment (n.e.c.) (C)Certified Public Accountant (D).Efficiency ExpetL, Industrial Engineer,

'Production Manager (n.e.c.) (E)Finance Worker (F)Industry, Business, Commerce (n.e.c.) (G)Investment Counsultant (H)Manufacturing Management (I)Marketing and Wholesale/Retail Trade

Manager (J)Military Officer (K)Personnel Administrator (L)Pilot (M)Purchasing Agent (N)Retail Buyer (Females) (r)Stockbroker (S)Teacher - Commercial Education

(Females) (t)

4. General Teaching and Social ServiteClergyman (A)Guidance

Counseling (Females) (b)Vocational/Educational (Females) (d)

Social Worker (Females) (e)Teacher (n.e.c.) (Females) (f)

Elementary (Females) (g)High School (Females) (h)Preschool (Females) (i)Specialists

Handicapped (Females) (j)Home Economics (Females) (k)Physical Education (Females) (1)

5. Humanities, Law, Social andBehavioral Sciences

Diplomat (A)Economist (B)Journalist, Reporter (C)Lawyer (D)Librarian (Females) (e)Psychologist (F)Social Scientist (G)Teacher

College (n.e.c.) (H)English

College (Females) (i)High School (FeMales) (j)

Foreign Language

College (Females) (k)High School (Females) (1)

Social Sciences and StudiesCollege (M)High School (N)

Writer (Females) (r)

6. Fine Arts, Performing ArtsArtist/Painter, Sculptor, etc.

(Females) (a)Commercial Artist/Advertising, Fashion,

Illustrator, etc. (B)Musician/Instrumentalist (C)TeacherArt (Females) (d)

Music (Females) (e)Theater Worker (F)

. Technical Jobs IComputerEAM Operator, Supervisor (A)Programmer (B)Repair Serviceman (C)

Dental Hygienist (Females) (d)Draftsman (E)ElectronicsTechnician (F)Worker (n.e.c.) (G)

Laboratory TechnicianBiological Science, Dental, Medical

(Females) (h)Physical Science, Engineering,

Photographer (J)Physical Therapist (Physiotherapist)

(Females) (k)Specialized Therapist (Miscellaneous)

(Females) (m)Surveyor (N)Technologist/Medical, Dental (Females) (r)

etc. (I)

8. Proprietors, SalesClerk/Sales (Females) (a)Farming /Ranching - Owner (B)Manager/Sales (C)Proprietor, Contractor (in business

for self) (D)Salesman

Auto (E)Insurance (F)Other (n.e.c.) (G)Real Estate (H)

Supervisor/Business (I)

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9. Mechanics, Industrial Trades

Clothing, Fashion Trades (Females) (a)Electrician (n.e.c.) (B)Machinist (C)Mechanic

Airplane (D)Auto (E)Other (n.e.c.) (F)

Metal Worker (G)Printing Tradesman (H)RepairmanAppliance (I)Industrial Machine (J)Office Machine (K)Telephone (including installers) (L)

10. Construction TradesBricklayer, Mason, Painter, Roofer,

Plasterer, etc. (A)Building Construction/Miscellaneous (B)Carpenter (C)Foreman (n.e.c.) (D)Heavy Equipment Operator (E)Mining, Quarrying, etc. (F)Plumber, Pipefitter (G)

11. Secretarial-Clerical, OfficeWorkers

Account Recording Worker/Miscellaneous(Females) (a)

Bookkeeper (Females) (b)Clerical Worker/Miscellaneous (C)Clerk

Bank (D)

Miscellaneous (Females) (e)'Operator

Kd'ypunch (Females) (f)

Radio, Telegraoh, and Teletype (G)Telephone (PBX) (Females) (h)

Receptionist, Hotel Clerk, etc.(Females) (i)

Secretary (n.e.c.) (Females) (j)Legal (Females) (k)Medical (Females) (1)

Stenographer, etc. (Females) (m)Typist (Females) (n)

12. Genera! Labor,. Community andPublic Service

Butcher, Meat Cutter (A)Driver - Auto, Bus, Truck (B)Farming/Ranching - Other (n.e.c.) (C)Fireman (D) -

Hairdresser (Females) (e)Laborer/General (F)Military/Enlisted (G)Nurse/Practical (Females) (h)Policeman (I)

*n.e.c. means "not elsewhere classified"

4 MEAN PERCENTILE RANKINGS -FOR STUDENTS IN TWELVE CAREER GROUPS*

INTEREST SCALES

VeryLow

20

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30

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Mechanical Reasoning

Visualization in 3D

Abstract Reasoning

Arithmetic Reasoning

Introductory Math

Arithmetic Computation

OTHER VARIABLES

Socioeconomic Status_.

H.S.:Courses Taken (Aca.)

H.S. Grades

Amt. of Extracur. Reading

Study Habits & Attitudes

*The twelve Career Groups are represented on this chart by their numbers as given in Table 1 on page 3 of the Stu-dent's-hooklet. For example, five years after their graduation from high school, students who were planning acareer in Business Administration (Career Group 3) had a mean vocabulary score (on Information Test) close to apercentile ranking of 65 among students who were in grades 10, 11, and 12 in 1960. These results are based onreplies from more than 108,000 students.

CAREER GROUP 1

Engineering, Physical Science, Mathematics, and Architecture

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CAREER GROUP 4

General Teaching and Social Services

20 30 40 50 60 70 80 90

ABILITY TEST.1 "T 1 I i 1

Total Engliah= 1 "/ f b h dA

r.

Reading Comprehension . . I k gIji dh . b

Creativity . I k 1k

geh b d.. .

Mechanical Reasoning , A ibg

e i.jhd .g

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Visualization in 3D . b ,A . e IM. k .

Ig iAbstract Reasoning . . . heAll Wd.

hh

UI i'g 1 .15

b .

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Arithmetic Reasoning

Introductory Math . A I htg i eJ1

Arithmetic Computation I ell ; Aki 0

OTHER VARIABLES20 30 40 50 60 70 80 90

Socioeconomic Status A r.l. Pj I- 4 d bIi r" 1 r 1

g iH.S. Courses Taken (Aca.) , . .

kA I gebj d.

H.S. Grades II g$ Ai 1

Amt. of Extracur. Reading I gfideob k

eI "9

Study Habits & Attitudes . I gj k.f 6 hb .4

CAREER GROUP 5

Humanities, Law, Social and Behavioral Sciences

20 30 40 50 60INTEREST SCALES 70

Phys. Sci., Eng., Math. C A N OFG. ji B.e k I

Bio. Sci. , Medicine C r 1Ne . A VI HOMI F

Public Service NIIk GA C. m 1 0

CHik 1Literary-Linguistic . B G !Na e A Cv m 1

11Social Service . . 1 . hi I Ch

N

li G M H. N .

Artistic . N AB CG 0 AB C e I H .k r I.

80 90

Musical . B GA ND.I Cep . r141 I(

Sports .

H

M A. HCFBG rk Ijr .1

kHunting & Fishing C . A M EN .G B : e Or .

Business Management . 6 ri AGt jmNB j o . .

Sales CNF LON o .1

ComputatiOn .r 1 A Clic F e lil N H 011

Office Work k i i j 1 e . A. F m8D ilN . . .

. MAD C HF. B NGr

11 lk 2Mechanical-Technical

R FmcGN.kirD eSkilled Trades MF . c r- Parcing C 0 M H AB N I j 1

kmLabor A F D gH G C N k I ir . j e

INFORMATION TEST20 30 40 50 60 70 80 90

I i i 1 1 I rVocabulary . . G N . ABC E 1D. 7 I m a r 1

N G B C H F D R I gi . k 1

C G Ir tlMusic N B

KLiterature .

l 1

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Social Studies . F G N C B H.D I r e A M 11 ,k

GMathematics N . C I 1 kk

B. H 4 g

I

Physical Science NC G BP Da #1rA0 1

Biological Science 9 0. NG .FAM1H ej k. r I .

ABILITY TEST20 30 40 50 60 70 80 90

1 T 1 I I 1

N B G .F CA j 0 H'rem( r

Total English .k i

goading Comprehension N .G B C :P.: ili: M k i

rA J 0Creativity 611 KA, U

Mechanical Reasoning

Visualization in 3D

Abstract Reasoning

Arithmetic Reasoning

Introductory Math

Arithmetic Computation

OTHER VARIABLES20

Socioeconomic Status

H.S. Courses Taken (Aca.) 4

H.S. Grades

Amt. of Extracur. Reading

Study Habits & Attitudes

NC .G AM F VOW e11 r .1 k

N. GC BAIDMHerj k i

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N C r A 8 Ge.hi0 I F H i .

.N CG. FR 43145 N4 1 k .

i'l.Cc AB F2 H jr 8 1 ik

. r Nq F1 i B tM 01k30 40 50 60 70 80 90

1 TT.

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ti G. F B rg se IVA k 1

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F ICr N j BA e A

O

10

INTEREST SCALES

Phys. Sci., Eng., Math.

Bio. Sci., Medicine

Public Service

Literary- Linguistic

Social Service

Artistic

Musical

Sports

Hunting & Fishing

Business Management

Sales

Computation

Office Work.

Mechanical-Technical

Skilled Trades

'Farming

Labor

INFORMATION TEST

Vocabulary

Literature

Music

Social Studies

Mathematics

Physical Science

Biological. Science

ABILITY TEST

Total English

Reading Comprehension

Creativity

Mechanical Reasoning

Visualization in 3D

Abstract Reasoning

Arithmetic Reasoning

Introductory Math

Arithmetic Computation

,t9

CAREER GROUP 6

Fine Arts, Performitng Arts

20 30 40 50 60

C B F. e

ad . E

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ca e te . F

. i PBC e

C .

. . .a d. -.8 F

. 6 1 c F . 8 a ..e d .

C. F R . a e. d

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70 80 90

20

1

20

1

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eC

30 40 50 60 70 80 90

rB. .0 ae F .d

. B C . e a. F d .

C. . B a d . F c .

. 1 3 C . F . e a d .F

B c a .e d

. B .0 . F eda .

. 8 fc . e d .

30 40 50 60 70 80 90

r I i I I F I r. B a . c d e .

. B C. . eadF

ZB. 0 a d F .

. B . 4 F a .d

. c Be. d .a

B

B

C B .

. BCa F

OTHER VARIABLES20 30 40 50 60 70 80

i 1 T r 1 r

Socioeconomic Status B C . e FW .

H.S. Courses. Taken (Aca.) B F 4 d .

BF 1 Z a A eH.S. Grades0

. C.Amt. of Extracur. Reading B e d a

Study Habits & Attitudes . . 1 C. F d e.

C F

Fpe d

E ad e

a

90

20 30

CAREER GROUP 7

Technical Pos'fions

40 50 60 70INTEREST SCALES

Phys. Sci. , Eng. , Math.

Bio. Sci. , Medicine . PA F C . IG B

80

11

90

1

Public Service 4? 1 G A. I k hd.r m.

Literary - Linguistic NC.E GF A kik r . . M

INSocial Service N C . Fi k A di rArtistic F Gh it ml.NC

Musical . . .N IP .

Sports F 1 N.0G

E A I . 111 r. m . kB

Hunting & Fishing . R

F

. B PAE : 'Ii I k . .1

Business Management . CNG .t B hi rA.1

d m .

Computation Ma 0 f ii B .II,.

Office Work . k m r. d h tFE.I G AB.1 ,E

Mechanical-Technical AB. NI vC G .1

Skilled Trades . B1111 r h

C I G E N. d

Farming B) A CE . GI r d,h m kN

1 ,.. N

Labor m B V ch I Gk .F E

20 30 40 50 60 70 80 90

I

INFORMATION TEST

Vocabulary I . .E AN .Gg1

IC F. B .0 m r . k .I I b 1 r 1 r

Literature E ila IF 1 0 B . d r m )( .

Music , . N E . .G FA I D I . d r W . .

Social Studies E N41C1 F t. B d . in

r.1( .

Mathematics . E A L1F .8 r k .

Physical Science .i4 E N .12 hb . d m k r .

Biological Science . A E. N B1310 cii d. m k

20 30 40 50 60 70 80 90ABILITY TEST1 T I t I I

r m kr

Total English E NG h . 1 FC A . d B. .

Reading Comprehension E AN . GI k § d . nr

1 k .I

ni g r k . .Creativity . . AE 18. F I

Mechanical Reasoning . . . . IC B N) 8 F . d mc r k .t.1 r

Visualization in 3D . . . I 1 B ftiG F MC 4 .

N , G r,

Abstract Reasoning . . A. N1 Eh F. BC m .0 k. .

IArithmetic Reasoning . . . El. AN uG F. C B .d .m r .k

Introductory Math . E.I ANGDF i C . B m 4 k

Arithmetic Computation N ..I a h k I d B. iii . .

20 30 40 50 60 70 ' 80 90OTHER VARIABLES

i Y 1

Socioeconomic Status.1,1

1 GC r.F J B. h r .

I I mk

mH.S. Courses Taken (Aca.) E h f 1C. hB

Nd .k

H.S. Grades . . E 1 G .Fg hIA . B Z d m r .k. k

Amt. of Extracur. Reading E . i Gd Ali c .1 r In

Study Habits & Attitudes . . CN 1 E { 13 d in rk

rSales F k IA . h

12

INTEREST SCALES

Phys. Sci., Eng., Math. B E 1 Of C H

EBio.. Sci., Medicine B DH1 a 8 F

.

Public Service BI DE1 F HC

Literary-Linguistic . !I R L 14 .F C .

Social Service.. 2E8 D 0 FC

Artistic B a FBI. EC. H

Musical B a GC FH . . .

Sports .H 0 d :0 1 . . .

Hunting & Fishing E . CH

4 D 6 .

Business Management . B £ I aD: c

Sales

.

. aD W V . .

Computation B V D. 9F C .

Office Work H D ii\.., E.-,.....____

Mechanical-Technical CF 2 14 t B a

Skilled Trades . .'FliC G ED I as

Farming E .F ia G a/

- B

Labor H CG F Dr Ig a

INFORMATION TEST 20 30 40 50 60 70 80 90

1 Y 1 I r -1 rVocabulary .a B. E D G

CAREER GROUP 8

Proprietor, Sales

20 30 40 50 60 70 80 90

Literature a B IDGE FH C

Music a B D I Ef.H Er .

Social Studies a 4 1 D i HF C

Mathematics a BE ' 1 'El FG CH .

Physical Science a BE G F CHBiological Science a E BIPG FC H . .

ABILITY TEST 20 30 40 50 60 70 80 90

11 -1

1 I 1 1 rTotal English B. E D G F. C H .

Reading Comprehension a B 1 D E0 F H C. ..

Creativity a B . 1 DG F H C

Mechanical Reasoning ..

Visualization in 3D

Abstract Reasoning a. E . h FGD CH

Arithmetic Reasoning a 1E) DGF H

Introductory Math a 1.1 06 F C H

Arithmetic Computation E4 D H.n

C

--J

OTHER VARIABLES20 30 40 50 60 70 80 90

,i 1 r 1Socioeconomic Status a B DFGE

H.S. Courses Taken (Aca.) g I 1 : 5 F C H.

H.S. Grades a 5 :GBVE

Amt. of Extracur. Reading B a .1 E H GFC

Study Habits & Attitudes a 1VD.1 F C .

Eat F G:G

a 18 . CF D

INTEREST SCALES

CAREER GROUP 9

Mechanics, Industrial Trades

20 30 40 50 60 70

13

80 90

Phys. Sci., Eng., Math. HE 4 J CB L! a KI- i

I .

Bio. Sci., Medicine E I GFCH tal. K .

Public Service E F BG.c,( 1 L aI

Literary-Linguistic E. Fi p L H a

Social Service i /41C H L .

Artistic IE FG OHEJ I- iMusical GLFI IKEH

C

Sports K EIF J. BL .

Hunting & Fishing . Mk . a10H .

Business Management C / 40 Y L a .

Sales II Ci a .

Computation F ZEBiCJIM

Office Work a Fqc$D 4L

Mechanical-Technical H a i III lib es. E

Skilled Trades 1ga IE 9.. J

iFarming I 0 1 BC i gG FK .

I

Labor.

HB LC i D FtGJ

INFORMATION TEST 20 30 40 50 60 70

1 I In 1 I

Vocabulary .G El FBa JK L

Literature G E F . C1B i L K .

Music GFE. I ADEB : L K .

. 1

Social Studies FE CID K

Mathematics 6 J t: L K a

Physical Science . G H E F1 DE: I h K

Biological Science . G41 t BI D. aL i .K

,

ABILITY TEST20 30 40 50 60 70 80

1 ITotal English IO DB HS.0

Reading Comprehension . G. F E mall C LI K.

Creativity . G J 1BH4c I L K

J

80

1

IiMechanical Reasoning ."G B Ld . K

V H G TIID.ItK aVisualization in 3D .

Abstract Reasoning . . G F al P BIK [ .'0

Arithmetic Reasoning 8 .H F E BOK L

. ,

Introductory MathI

Arithmetic Computation J F4 BC.K HL

G ED e BC l

OTHER VARIABLES20

)

Socioeconomic Status .

H.S. Courses Taken (Aca.)

H.S. Grades

Amt. of Extracur. Reading

LKa .

30 40 50 60 70 80

1 t T r 7 r 1G EJ F.1.1 B K.L .

G.F E106 B4 L i a . .

41.R1 EK I a

G 'FJA E.01.13 a .1(

I1.,..Study Habits & Attitudes . FOG L .BIH C

90

90

14

INTEREST SCA:ES

Phys. Sci., Eng., Math.

Bio. Sci., Medicine

Public Service

Literary-Linguistic

Social Service

Artistic

Musical

Sports

Hunting & Fishing

Business Management

Sales

Computation

Office Work

Mechanical - Technical

Skilled Trades

Farming

Labor

INFORI;ATION TEST

Vocabulary

Literature

Music

Social Studies

Mathematics

Physical Science

Biological Science

ABILITY TESTt 1 1 1 i I I f

t G BTotal English A F .DG

Reading Comprehension FCAE B 'D . . .

BCreativity F .E aC DMechanical Reasoning F AE G i D .

Visualization in 3D FEGA B 11 C

Abstract Reasoning . .A[ Ba DC

Arithmetic Reasoning*. E p D

Introductory Math F ECA B t .

Arithmetic Computation FADB . .

OTHER VARIABLES20 30 40 50 60 70 80 90

1I

E i I il.f 1

!..Socioeconomic Status G

H.S. Courses Taken (Aca.) . C IA OGF

H.S. Grades . . A . E5

B t

Amt. of Extracur. Reading . E.G R

GStudy Habits & Attitudes . F . A ZEDC .

20

20

20

CAREER GROUP 10

Construction Trades

30 40 50 60 70 80 90

c 2 E BEA

B4 F D

C i4 F DG

EC GA 4 E

E C A G 1 F

E ABD

GA BtE C

a iD e

BA 4 0 E FG .

EC A B4 D F .C

- E B G siF V

GCRE F D

11 GD C

E Pi A F F.

ED G BF iG 2. C BE i

BGE DtF

30 40 50 60 70 80 90

.11FGAB 0

I r i rtC

F A E BG D

FC a B 0

F C A E. D

F EA G BD

F EAVI D

i i G B 0

30 40 50 60 70 80 90

INTEREST SCALES

Phys. Sci., Eng., Math.

Bio, Sci., Medicine

Public Service

Literary-Linguistic

Social Service

Artistic

Musical

Sports

Hunting & Fishing

Business Management

Sales

Computation

Office Work

cal-Technical

lled Trades

Farming

Labor

INFORMATION'TEST

Vocabulary

Literature

Music

Social Studies

Mathematics

Physical Science

Biological Science

15

CAREER GROUP 11

Secretarial-Clerical, Office Worker

20 30 40 50 60 70 80 90

I -rI. 2k In. 1 rl bl a

I I.

k . c h i Pi ii D. i . .

c i nmilflp I. D

An e a ILIA D. .

h litalalt1 I cc . .

P bet c is . i o G . . .

431114 G C .

iRill,: irn 1 .

D G. n t 3 pi . .

. Gh k RI In 1 fit I D . .

G h OlSg Pii ii km

. .

P 6 1 .Cn 1m. f D a b .

I 1 Iti a b'inkl c. cm .

o ..ckcnAlbi

h .. k m

D a lam60, e h .

fiP G i ril cil m I f. a .

D k..1 G / 1), 8 lh

20 30 40 50 60 70 80 90

1 1 1 r 1 rG . I c . n ehm 63 al 1.1 D

h

i

mC g . c ti 1 a k I o .,.f n liel hi a c 1k . I D

. C n .m I 4

f ch c; m lib. a II D .

C? RJh bill imill D.

.0 In he aM lipt D .

ABILITY TEST20 30 40 50 60 70 80 90

1 1 l h I I i 1 rTotal English G I c.ii e m ab I 4 k D .

Reading Comprehension G elh

n al I k1 4 .

Creativity .G hncef mi ab J k ID

Mechanical Reasoning . C G h ne3 m 1)1 ti ba

Visualization in 3D . C Gh 11 i km1 ob

Abstract Reasoning G Jnceh

I $ Tka o .

Arithmetic Reasoning G IgCe: nit? X

Introductory Math 4 h C me : nimJO al . D

1 e I inArithmetic Computation h G C .nf a W k . D

OTHER VARIABLES20 30 40 50 60 70 $0 90

h CG Tg i b in ii k 1

I 1 1

Socioeconomic Status 0

H.S. Courses Taken (Aca.) G iec fin yEP k a i .1 D.

H.S. Grades . J G Ce III ha PP kDD G

Amt. of Extracur. Reading f ten ling la

Study Habits & Attitudes J he i ec a. g m 11 k D

.16

CAREER GROUP 12

General Labor, Community and Public Service

20 30 40 50 60INTEREST SCALES 70 80 90

Phys. Sci., Eng. , Math. BC A F .1 D Ge h

i

Bio. Sci., Medicine .13 C .F.AD e G . A

Public Service AC i D tih

Literary-Linguistic . C B DFA .e th G. . .

Social Service . 1.11 C DA ) hG . .

Artistic C B A FD h t

Musical . . C B eo Fl Ah 9 .

Sports ac D /me e h

FI hHunting & Fishing . . . BGD . C e A

Business Management . C A Bh .GF 103 . . .

Sales B .ht R FGO . . .

Computation 8. a IG FBA D . . .

Office Work h- e 1 1 DAF GMechanical-Technical I P Ae SF .G h .

Skilled Trades I D e K

Farming 3 b Ge Oh 8 -c

Labor t Ph G FB

INFORMATION TEST 20 30 40 50 60 70 80 90

1

Vocabulary A 13F C D.1

h .1 . . .) r 1 r

Literature FRB De h G I .

Music A F i. G e D6 1 . .

Social Studies B A C eD G h I . . ..

Mathematics B FA. BC el. h . .

Physical Science OAF .DC

AB. D

G I i h . . . .

EF

Biological Science G h . . .

ABILITY TEST 20 30 40 50 60 70 80

11

1

C I

I 1 1 1A e c .hTotal English . . .

Reading Comprehension PF C A e. D G h I.

Creativity A .11 C D

Mechanical Reasoning AF R.... 6G IheVisualization in 3D . 4B 1 C h 2 .

Abstract Reasoning F 1 .colIG ie

GArithmetic Reasoning . B FA. D e 11 .

Introductory Math B F A GD Clh.Arithmetic Computation B F AOGD 1 .0

90

r .

OTHER VARIABLES .20 30 40 50 b0 70 80 90

i r r r I 1Socioeconomic Status BAG h DC e 1

H.S. Courses Taken (Aca.) fB F AG D e I h .

H.S. Grades FeG h I F A

Amt. of Extracur. Re5ding A DCB eF I h G

Study Habits I. Attitudes B D eGli.,' F I e