John L. Holland

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John L. Holland is affiliated with the following schools: University of Nebraska Omaha, University of Minnesota, University of Missouri, Case Western Reserve University, Johns Hopkins University

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According to Wikipedia, John Lewis Holland was an American psychologist and Professor Emeritus of Sociology at Johns Hopkins University. He was the creator of the career development model, Holland Occupational Themes, commonly known as the Holland Codes.

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Making vocational choices : a theory of vocational personalities and work environments (1984) (4424)
Making Vocational Choices: A Theory of Careers (1973) (2099)
A theory of vocational choice. (1959) (1295)
Exploring careers with a typology: What we have learned and some new directions. (1996) (540)
The Psychology Of Vocational Choice (1966) (471)
Personality and vocational interests in an adult sample (1984) (447)
Vocational indecision: More evidence and speculation. (1977) (366)
The psychology of vocational choice: A theory of personality types and model environments. (1967) (292)
The Environmental Assessment Technique: A way to measure college environments. (1961) (270)
The Vocational Identity Scale: A Diagnostic and Treatment Tool (1993) (223)
Self-directed search (1986) (214)
Explorations of a Theory of Vocational Choice and Achievement: II. A Four-Year Prediction Study (1963) (190)
A personality inventory employing occupational titles. (1958) (189)
A Psychological Classification Scheme for Vocations and Major Fields (1966) (186)
Personality and vocational interests: The relation of Holland's six interest dimensions to five robust dimensions of personality (1993) (186)
Some explorations of a theory of vocational choice: I. One- and two-year longitudinal studies. (1962) (170)
Creative and academic performance among talented adolescents. (1961) (165)
Explorations of a theory of vocational choice. VI. A longitudinal study using a samp.e of typical college students. (1968) (156)
A merger in vocational interest research: Applying Holland's theory to Strong's data (1972) (136)
An Empirical Occupational Classification Derived From A Theory of Personality and Intended for Practice and Research. (1969) (130)
Testing the Validity of Some Theoretical Signs of Vocational Decision-Making Ability. (1975) (121)
Vocational Choices of Men and Women: A Comparison of Predictors From the Self-Directed Search. (1975) (114)
Using a Typology of Persons and Environments to Explain Careers: Some Extensions and Clarifications (1975) (113)
Relative effectiveness of psychotherapeutic programs: A multicriteria comparison of four programs for three different patient groups. (1960) (110)
The Relation of Vocational Aspirations and Assessments to Employment Reality. (1974) (109)
A longitudinal test of the influence of congruence: Job satisfaction, competency utilization, and counterproductive behavior. (1990) (109)
Prediction of the first year college performance of high aptitude students. (1963) (108)
Prediction of student accomplishment in college. (1967) (104)
A Spatial Configuration of Occupations. (1971) (103)
Academic and nonacademic accomplishment: correlated or uncorrelated? (1965) (92)
Prediction of academic and extra-curricular achievement in college. (1964) (90)
Explorations of a Theory of Vocational Choice: III. A Longitudinal Study of Change in Major Field of Study (1964) (90)
The prediction of college grades from the California Psychological Inventory and the Scholastic Aptitude Test. (1959) (89)
Validity of Vocational Aspirations and Interest Inventories: Extended, Replicated, and Reinterpreted. (1990) (88)
The prediction of the academic, artistic, scientific, and social achievement of undergraduates of superior scholastic aptitude. (1962) (87)
The predictive value of a student's choice of vocation. (1968) (86)
Predictive value and psychological meaning of vocational aspirations (1975) (81)
An Interpersonal Competency Scale (1968) (76)
Studies of the hexagonal model: An evaluation (or, the perils of stalking the perfect hexagon) (1992) (74)
The prediction of college grades from personality and aptitude variables. (1960) (73)
Applying an Occupational Classification to a Representative Sample of Work Histories. (1973) (66)
More Evidence for the Relationship Between Holland's Personality Types and Personality Variables (1994) (65)
Some limitations of teacher ratings as predictors of creativity. (1959) (63)
A theory of personality types and work environments. (1992) (63)
The self-directed search (SDS) (1994) (60)
Why interest inventories are also personality inventories. (1999) (60)
The development and validation of an Indecision Scale: The natural history of a problem in basic research. (1964) (54)
Current Status of Holland's Theory of Careers: Another Perspective. (1987) (49)
The Preconscious Activity Scale: The Development and Validation of an Originality Measure* (1968) (48)
Validating and using the Career Beliefs Inventory (1993) (46)
The Relation of Profile Elevation in the Self-Directed Search to Personality Variables (1999) (45)
Psychological Classification of Occupations (1970) (44)
Undergraduate Origins of American Scientists (1957) (42)
A theory-ridden, computerless, impersonal vocational guidance system (1971) (41)
Explorations of A Theory of Vocational Choice Part I: Vocational Images and Choice (1963) (39)
The relation of self-reported competencies to aptitude test scores (1977) (38)
Applying an occupational classification to the work histories of young men and women. (1974) (36)
The effects of a career course on undecided college students (1983) (36)
Some Speculation about the Investigation of Person-Environment Transactions. (1987) (35)
Evaluating Vocational Interventions: A Tale of Two Career Development Seminars. (1981) (34)
Changes in the Vocational Plans of College Students: Orderly or Random?. (1968) (33)
Student Selection, Training, and Research Performance (1986) (31)
Development and Application of Tests of Creativity (1962) (30)
Explorations of A Theory of Vocational Choice Part IV: Vocational Daydreams (1963) (29)
Distributions of Personalities Within Occupations and Fields of Study (1977) (28)
The virtues of the SDS and its associated typology: A second response to Prediger and Hanson (1976) (28)
A FACTOR ANALYSIS OF STUDENT "EXPLANATIONS" OF THEIR CHOICE OF A COLLEGE. (1965) (28)
Differentiation of Occupational Perceptions Among Different Age Groups. (1974) (27)
The relation of the Vocational Preference Inventory to the Sixteen Personality Factor Questionnaire. (1960) (26)
The Self-Directed Search: A Family of Self-Guided Career Interventions (1995) (26)
PREDICTING A STUDENT'S VOCATIONAL CHOICE. (1967) (23)
Diagnostic Scheme for Specifying Vocational Assistance. (1973) (23)
Some explorations of a theory of careers: VII. A replication and some possible extensions (1991) (22)
On vocational development. (1966) (21)
Exploration of A Theory of Vocational Choice Part II: Self‐Descriptions and Vocational Preferences (1963) (20)
Dictionary of Holland occupational codes : a comprehensive cross-index of Holland's RIASE codes with 12,000 DOT occupations (1982) (20)
The Use and Evaluation of Interest Inventories and Simulations. (1974) (19)
A New Synthesis for an Old Method and A New Analysis of Some Old Phenomena (1976) (18)
Some Guidelines for Reducing Systematic Biases in the Delivery of Vocational Services. (1974) (18)
A Multivariate Analysis of the Effects of the Self-Directed Search on High School Girls. (1978) (18)
Attributes of Excellence in Various Professions: Their Relevance to the Selection of Gifted/Talented Persons (1985) (18)
Vocational Guidance for Everyone1 (1974) (18)
Planning for Alternative Futures (1982) (17)
The classification of occupations by means of Kuder Interest profiles: I. The development of interest groups. (1953) (17)
Sex Differences, Item Revisions, Validity, and the Self-Directed Search. (1976) (16)
The Selection of High Aptitude High School Graduates for Maximum Achievement in College (1964) (16)
Chapter VIII: Development and Application of Tests of Creativity* (1962) (15)
Comparison of the Vocational Card Sort, the SDS. and the Vocational Exploration and Insight Kit (1979) (13)
Career Counseling: Then, Now, and What's Next? (1974) (13)
The SDS Helps Both Females and Males: A Comment (1982) (13)
The many faces of talent: a reply to Werts. (1967) (12)
Some explorations with occupational titles. (1961) (12)
Read our reports and examine the data a response to Prediger and Cole (1975) (11)
A Note on the Validity of the Self-Directed Search. (1975) (11)
Consistency and Raw Scores Survive Another Test: A Last Response to Prediger and His Colleagues. (1976) (10)
A Descriptive Study of Talented High School Seniors: National Merit Scholars (1958) (10)
Current Psychological Theories of Occupational Choice and Their Implications for National Planning (1967) (9)
SELECTION 13 – Changes in Self-Ratings and Life Goals Among Students at Colleges with Different Characteristics* (1966) (9)
Some Practical Remedies for Providing Vocational Guidance for Everyone. (1973) (8)
The Influence of Vocational Interest Inventories: Some Implications for Psychological Testing (1981) (8)
ACADEMIC AND NON-ACADEMIC ACCOMPLISHMENT IN A REPRESENTATIVE SAMPLE TAKEN FROM A POPULATION OF 612,000. (1966) (8)
New directions for interest testing. (1986) (7)
A Critical Analysis (1969) (7)
SELECTION 18 – A Longitudinal Study of Change in Major Field of Study* (1972) (7)
The Flow of High School Students to Schools, Colleges, and Jobs: A Re-Examination of Some Old Questions by the Use of Multiple Indices of Talent. (1968) (6)
The Undergraduate Achievement of National Merit Scholars and Certificate of Merit Winners (1959) (6)
An Honorary Scholastic Award (1957) (6)
Vocational Choices of Men and Women: A Comparison of Predictors from the SDS. (1974) (5)
A Stress Management Curriculum for At-Risk Youth. (2003) (5)
In Memoriam: The Vocational guidance Quarterly (1987) (5)
New and Old Perspectives. (1998) (4)
A Guide to the Self-Directed Career Program: A Practical and Inexpensive Vocational Guidance System. (1972) (4)
The Achievement, Aptitudes, and Personalities of National Merit Scholars and Certificate of Merit Winners1 (1960) (4)
1984 Leona Tyler Award Address (1985) (4)
STUDENTS WITH DIFFERENT VOCATIONAL CHOICES. A DESCRIPTION OF COLLEGE FRESHMEN, II. (1965) (4)
Author biases, errors, and omissions in an evaluation of the SDS investigative summary scale: A response to Aronowitz, Bridge, and Jones (1985) (1985) (4)
A DESCRIPTION OF COLLEGE FRESHMEN--I. STUDENTS WITH DIFFERENT CHOICES OF MAJOR FIELD. (1965) (4)
The Self-Directed Search / A Comment on the Reviews of the Self-Directed Search (1977) (3)
Invited Comment: DILEMMAS AND REMEDIES (1975) (3)
The difference between a journal article and a complete intellectual and psychological report: A frank account of how one small project was born, executed, and reported (1991) (3)
A Comparison of National Merit Scholars and Certificate of Merit Winners (1960) (3)
7: Career Development (1969) (2)
A note on the reliability and validity of the Minnesota Scale for Paternal Occupations as an estimate of family economic status. (1958) (2)
Applying a Typology to Vocational Aspirations. (1974) (2)
The Need for Redefining "Talent" and "Talent Loss": A Plan for Practical Action and Research. (1962) (2)
The Research and Development Division in the American College Testing Program. (1966) (1)
Hospital attendant selection (1960) (1)
A Celebration of the Career Development View. (1984) (1)
AN INSTRUCTIONAL MODEL FOR THE USE OF SIMULATION GAMES IN THE CLASSROOM (2007) (1)
Career Anchors and Organizational Ports. (1979) (1)
Using Expressions of Vocational Aspirations in Military Vocational Guidance. I. Preliminary Investigation and Research Planning. (1987) (1)
Achievement Syndromes Among High Aptitude Students (1961) (1)
Preliminary Classification of Army and Navy Entry-Level Occupations by the Holland Coding System. (1986) (1)
3 – A Theory of Vocational Choice* (1968) (1)
Research Suggestions for Students. (1974) (1)
A Synthesis for Vocational Psychology. (1971) (1)
Promoting Vocational Exploration and Decision Making among High School and College Students. (1978) (1)
TITLE Teams-Games-Tournament in the Elementary Classroom : A Replication (2007) (0)
Book Review: Personnel: Scientific Creativity: Its Recognition and Development (1965) (0)
Interpersonal Competency Scale (2014) (0)
APPLYING OPERANT CONDITIONING PRINCIPLES TO THE MANAGEMENT OF ORGANIZATIONS (2007) (0)
ON THE VALIDITY OF THE PSYCHOSOCIAL MATURITY SCALES: RKLAZIONSHIP TO TEACHER RATTWGS (2011) (0)
TITLE The " Focused Flexibility and GREG " Project at Walbrook High School (2007) (0)
Boy-Girl Differences in Reading: A Survey of Literature. (1976) (0)
Gili TITLE The Influence of Games On School Achievement Abilities and Attitudes (2007) (0)
Some Recollections of Jack Darley (1992) (0)
The Relative Influence of the Vocational Card Sort, the Self-Directed Search, and the Vocational Exploration and Insight Kit on High School Girls. (1977) (0)
DO OCCUPATIONAL PERCEPTIONS BECOME MORE DIFFERENTIATED WITH INCREASING AGE? (2011) (0)
Hospital attendant selection: its development through practice, research and interservice action. (1957) (0)
Can We Engineer Vocational Assessment and Counseling for Everyone (1976) (0)
TITLE Teams-Games-Tournament : An Effective Task and Reward Structure in the Elementary Grades (2007) (0)
Unfrocking college admissions. (1973) (0)
TITLE Using a Typology of Persons and lnvironments to Explain Careers : Some Extensions and Clarifications (2007) (0)
The Selection of Students for Special Scholarships: Creative Promise, Early Entrance, and Outstanding Academic Motivation (1964) (0)
EDRS PRICE DESCRIPTORS DOCUMENT RESUME 24 CG 005 778 EntwiSle , Doris R . ; Greenberger , Ellen A Survey of Cognitive Styles in Maryland (2007) (0)
SOCIAL CLASS DIFFERENCES IN LANGUAGE (2008) (0)
EDRS PRICE DESCRIPTORS DOCUMENT RESUME CG 007 319 Greenberger , Ellen Psychosocial Maturity or Social Desirability ? (2011) (0)
A DIMENSION OF MATURITY: (2007) (0)
The Extension of Holland ' s Occupational Classification to All Occupations in the Dictionary of Occupational Titles (2007) (0)
TITLE Simulation Games and Political Attitudes : The Importance of Role Identification and Game Structure (2007) (0)
Hospital attendant selection; its development through practice, research and interservice action. I. (1957) (0)
Creative Science Scale (2013) (0)
VERBAL OVERLOAD IN ACHIEVEMENT TESTS (2007) (0)
The Development and Current Status of an Occupational Classification. (1973) (0)
A Little Learning is … (1963) (0)
TITLE Social Class Differences in the Effects of Oper Schools on Student Achievement (2011) (0)
Vocational Decision-Making Difficulty Scale (2012) (0)
Final Report of the Careers and Curricula Program. (1973) (0)

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