Diagnostic Test: Career Guidance Based on Personal Potential

This diagnostic test is designed to assess understanding of key concepts in career guidance based on personal potential. Click on each part to view the questions and answers.

Part 1: Multiple Choice Questions

Test your knowledge of career guidance theories and concepts through multiple choice questions covering Holland's types, MBTI, Super's theory, and assessment tools.

5 Questions

Part 2: True or False

Evaluate statements about career portfolios, self-reflection, roles in career guidance, and career development theories to determine their accuracy.

5 Questions

Part 3: Short Answer

Provide concise answers about career assessment tools, value clarification activities, and parental support in career development.

3 Questions

Part 4: Scenario-Based

Apply career guidance principles to real-world scenarios, including personality type identification and career program design.

2 Scenarios

Notes & Highlights

Diagnostic Test: Career Guidance Based on Personal Potential

Part 1: Multiple Choice Questions

Part 2: True or False

Part 3: Short Answer

Part 4: Scenario-Based

Part 1: Multiple Choice Questions

1. Which of the following is NOT one of Holland's six personality types?

2. What does MBTI stand for?

3. According to Super's theory, the Exploration Stage typically occurs between:

4. Which tool is most suitable for identifying a student's interests?

5. Which SMART goal component focuses on defining how progress will be tracked?

Part 2: True or False

1. Career portfolios should include only academic test scores.

2. Self-reflection is an important activity in helping students understand their values and goals.

3. Teachers have no role in career guidance; it is the counselor's responsibility only.

4. Ginzberg believed that career choice is an instant decision made in late adolescence.

5. A student with strong mechanical aptitude may be suited for a Realistic career type.

Part 3: Short Answer

1. Name three tools used in career assessment.

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2. What is the main purpose of value clarification activities?

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3. List two ways parents can support their child's career development.

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Part 4: Scenario-Based (Open-ended)

1. A student enjoys creating art, working independently, and dislikes rigid structure. According to Holland's theory, which personality type does this student likely have, and what careers might suit them?

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2. Imagine you are designing a Career Day. List 3 things you would include to help students explore their personal potential.

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