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Highest Interest Scores Your highest score was on Writing, which means that you enjoy creative or technical writing. You are also likely to be interested in a broad range subjects, so finding occupations that allow you to exercise these interests would lead to higher work satisfaction for you. You also scored highly on Teaching / Social Service, indicating that you enjoy instructing people in learning new things, helping people solve problems, and assisting others. Your high score on the Clerical scale means that you enjoy office work of a systematic nature, involving attending to details and routine duties. Clerical work often includes filing, record-keeping, word processing, operating office machines, and other office tasks. Lowest Interest Scores Your lowest score was on Science. You wouldn’t be satisfied in careers where you must work with scientific equipment and mathematical logic and reasoning to solve practical or abstract scientific problems. You also showed low interest in Industrial Art, so you’re likely to be unfulfilled in careers that involve making or repairing things using machinery, or by hand. Finally, your low score on Health Service means that you wouldn’t enjoy work that involves helping to prevent, diagnose or cure diseases through laboratory work, or by attending to the health needs of individuals directly. Administrative Scores The following scores show how much confidence can be placed in your test results. Infrequency Score: Normal Inconsistency Score: Normal Your administrative indices are within normal limits, indicating that you were purposeful and consistent in responding to the test. |
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