CHAPTER 1: SELF AWARENESS

AN EXAMPLE OF A TRANSFERABLE SKILL IS

• LISTENING

• BALANCING A BUDGET

• COMPUTER PROGRAMMING

• MANAGING A SALES TEAM

AN EXAMPLE OF AN INTEREST IS

• THE ABILITY TO LEARN TO PLAY AN INSTRUMENT

• A FAVORITE SUBJECT IN SCHOOL

• BELIEVING THAT RELATIONSHIPS ARE IMPORTANT

• COMMUNICATION SKILLS

A CHECKLIST THAT POINTS TO YOUR STRONGEST INTERESTS AND MATCHES THEM TO CAREERS IS KNOWN AS A(AN)

• CAREER MATCH-UP

• VALUES INVENTORY

• CAREER COMPARISON CHART

• INTEREST INVENTORY

CHRIS SOMETIMES MAKE UP SONGS TO HELP HIM REMEMBER VOCABULARY WORDS, BECAUSE HIS LEARNING STYLE IS

• VERBAL/LINGUISTIC

• BODILY/KINESTHETIC

• MUSICAL/RHYTHMIC

• NATURALISTIC

YOUR FEELINGS, ACTIONS, HABITS, AND THOUGHTS MAKE UP YOUR

• INTERESTS

• VALUES

• PERSONALITY

• LEARNING STYLE

DERRICK HAS STUDIED PAINTING AND DRAWING FOR YEARS AND NOW IS VERY GOOD AT PAINTING. FOR DERRICK, PAINTING IS A(N)

• APTITUDE

• ATTITUDE

• SKILL

• VALUE

THE PRACTICAL USE OF SCIENTIFIC KNOWLEDGE TO GET THINGS DONE IS KNOWN AS

• TECHNOLOGY

• MATHEMATICS

• LOGISTICS

• INVENTORIES

A SKILL THAT A PERSON HAS ALREADY DEVELOPED IS KNOWN AS A(N)

• JOB-SPECIFIC SKILL

• APTITUDE

• SELF AWARENESS

• ABILITY

A PERSON WHO IS INTERESTED IN INFORMATION MIGHT ENJOY A CAREER AS A

• FITNESS TRAINER

• BOOK EDITOR

• RECORDING ENGINEER

• LANDSCAPE ARCHITECT

GABRIEL FINDS IT VERY EASY TO MAKE NEW FRIENDS AND BELONGS TO SEVERAL CLUBS. HIS INTERESTS PROBABLY FOCUS ON

• PEOPLE

• INFORMATION

• TECHNOLOGY

• VALUES