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Direct linkEggerth, Donald E.; Andrew, Michael E. – Journal of Career Assessment, 2006
The concept of congruence between person and occupation lies at the core of Holland's (1997) theory of career types. The C index is arguably the best available method for comparing the congruence of two Holland code profiles. The C index reflects the theorized hexagonal structure of the Holland RIASEC model, is sensitive to code ordering, and is…
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