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First-Year Students – Between Values, Interests And Career Decisions

Table 1:

Examples Interests Values Profession/occupation
Student 1 ArtisticSocialRealist Professional recognition Authority Compliance with rules CommentatorAdvertising
Student 2 ArtisticIvestigativeSocial Authority Safety Challenge: Critic
Student 3 EntrepreneurialConventionalRealist Autonomy:Professional recognition Safety Director/leader
Student 4 SocialInvestigativeRealist Social Relations Challenge Authority Counselor
Student 5 InvestigativeArtisticSocial AutonomyChallengeSocial Relations ColumnistReporterPhilosopher
Student 6 SocialArtisticRealist Social Relations AutonomySafety PhilosopherEducator
Student 7 EntrepreneurialConventionalInvestigative AutonomyProfessional recognitionSocial Relations Director
Student 8 SocialArtisticRealist ChallengeProfessional recognitionCompliance with rules Educator
Student 9 SocialInvestigativeArtistic Social RelationsAutonomyCompliance with rules Counselor
Student 10 SocialInvestigativeArtistic AutonomySocial RelationsChallenge Counselor
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