The Major Career Interest Inventories Often Provide Indicators of Ability

question 3

Multiple Choice

The major career interest inventories often provide indicators of ability in various areas either as part of the inventory or through a companion instrument. These indicators usually rely on ___.

• A) relatively long and reliable direct measures of abilities
• B) short but reasonably reliable direct measures of ability
• C) teacher estimates of students' abilities
• D) self-estimates of abilities

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Typeset

A method or process of setting text for printing.

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