Work, Jobs, and Occupations A Critical Review of the Dictionary of Occupational Titles (1980) / Chapter Skim
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The purchasers of the DOT were randomly sampled from a list of names and addresses, provided by the U.S. Government Printing Office, of individuals who purchased the fourth edition DOT during its first six months of availability.
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We also welcome any other information you might wish to provide on your use and/or evaluation of the Dictionary of Occupational Titles and other Occupational Analysis publications. If you have any questions concerning this inquiry, please call Patricia Roos collect (202-389-6345~.
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(1 2-1 3/99) Federal Government State GovernmentEmployment Service State Government (other)
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8. Have you ever used the Dictionary of Occupational Titles' ratings of the level of worker functioning in relation to Data, People, and Things (the 4th through 6th digits of the Dictionary of Occupational Titles' codes)
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and Specific Vocational Preparation (SVP) L'S °/0 0 Inclusion of worker trait ratings of interests, aptitudes, and temperaments [Jig 9to Inclusion of worker trait ratings on physical demands and working conditions 3 /,0 Explicit incorporation of Standard Occupational Classification (SOC)
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15. In addition to the Dictionary of Occupational Titles, the Occupational Analysis program distributes occupational information in other forms.
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h) Self-Directed Search, and related publications using the Holland Occupational Classification (e.g., StrongCampbell Interest Inventory, Vocational Preference I nventory)
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Results of the study will be made public wanly in summary or statistical form so that individuals `~ho participate cannot be identified. We also welcome any other information you might wish to provide on your use and/or evaluation of the Dictionary of Occupational Titles and other Occupational Analysis publications.
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4 0 College or University () % 5 O Federal Government 6 0 State Government Employment Service (, 2.
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8. Have you ever used the Dictionary of Occupational Titles' ratings of the level of worker functioning in relation to Data, People, and Things (the 4th through 6th digits of the Dictionary o!
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./,o Inclusion of worker trait ratings on physical demands and working conditions 31 Hobo Explicit incorporation of Standard Occupational Classification (SOC) codes | | '/, 0 Inclusion of additional occupations (please specify)
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15. In addition to the Dictionary of Occupational Titles, the Occupational Analysis program distributes occupational information in other forrr,s.
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O 13~1o 0 the Holland Occupational Classification (e.g., Strong Campbell Interest Inventory, Vocational Preference Inventory) Career Guidance System, and related publications 5¢o (Time Share Corporation)
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