Štruktúra profesijných záujmov slovenských žiakov základných škôl na báze modelov RIASEC

Marcel Martončik
Monika Kačmárová

Abstrakt

Cieľom štúdie bolo overiť platnosť troch štruktúrnych modelov profesijných záujmov konceptu RIASEC u slovenských žiakov základných škôl. Overované boli Hollandov kruhový model, Gatiho hierarchický model a Roundsov a Traceyho modifikovaný hierarchický model. Predpoklady, ktoré z týchto modelov vyplývajú, boli testované pomocou Hubertovho a Arabieho randomizačného testu hypotetických poradí a multidimenzio­nálneho škálovania. Výskumu sa zúčastnilo 400 žiakov 8. – 9. ročníka základných škôl (M = 14 rokov; SD = 1), ktorým bol administrovaný Dotazník štruktúry všeobecných záujmov (DŠVZ). Štruktúru záujmov slovenských žiakov najlepšie vysvetlil kruhový model Hollanda. Diskutované sú i implikácie pre použitie dotazníka DŠVZ v praxi.

https://doi.org/10.29364/epsy.317

Klíčová slova

profesní zájmy, struktura zájmů, RIASEC, Hollandova teorie, hexagonální model

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