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Question #1

yalsaghir — 2024-04-29 20:26:01 UTC

I have 100% abided by the policy and did my own work.

QUESTION #2

yalsaghir — 2024-04-29 20:37:22 UTC

this was my score

FOLLOW UP ON QUESTION #2

yalsaghir — 2024-04-29 20:38:01 UTC

this is my results for the Holland quiz!!

The Holland Career Test provided insightful information about my ideal work environment and personality. The Codes, which placed me in the IRS, Investigative, Realistic, and Social categories, are one interesting feature. Knowing your Holland Code can help you make decisions about environment and career pathways that best suit your interests and strengths. The exam also highlights the value of having a career that aligns with your personality, emphasizing that people are more likely to succeed in their chosen field and feel satisfied at work when their career aligns with their Holland Code.

I actually told my brother about this test because he really doesn't know what path he wants to take in terms of jobs. so I told him to try it out and see if it helps because it really helped me.

QUESTION #3

yalsaghir — 2024-04-29 21:01:40 UTC

For me the most important thing that I learned from chapter 14 was how relationships evolve overtime. I also made a personal connection and interviewed a couple and asked them how they managed to keep a healthy and romantic relationship. they said the most important thing was respect. I took that into consideration and I think it will help me in the later life when I want to have a relationship. Being able to learn such thing from the textbook will truly help you in your later life.

QUESTION #4

yalsaghir — 2024-04-29 21:22:55 UTC

2 really important things about my test was managing stress level. I think stress plays a bi role on aging and takes a tole your your mental health. I try not to stress over little things and I live by "everything happens for a reason". the second thing I found important was keeping up the cardio. this plays a bi factor on everyday life. keeping your body healthy by just exercising can go a long way in your later life. also mentioning that eating healthy food. I try to cut down junk and keep everything that I intake organic and fresh.

QUESTION #5

yalsaghir — 2024-04-29 21:34:08 UTC

2 very important things that I think will help my live longer is, Reducing or eliminating my use of caffeinated coffee could add around six months to my expected longevity. My yearly check-ups with my physician are a critical part of my plan to detect and avoid disease. Regularly obtaining the necessary blood tests could result in an additional six months.

QUESTION #6

yalsaghir — 2024-04-29 21:39:47 UTC

Considering adulthood is like the golden period of life, I believe it's awesome! It's your freedom to make decisions, follow your passions, and assemble your team. It's the time when you've experienced enough life to know who you are, yet you're still willing to try new things. As the textbook says, it's incredibly stressful, but as you get older, you seem to not worry as much about the little things since you have the self-assurance and life experience to deal with whatever comes your way. It all comes down to embracing who you are, living life to the fullest, and creating memories. So embrace maturity—that's the stage where the best things happen!

QUESTION #7

yalsaghir — 2024-04-29 22:15:32 UTC

The interesting assignment that made learning fun were the aspects of the course that I enjoyed. The assignments pushed me to use what I learned and think thoughtfully, and the course materials were well-organized. The course's significant burden was one of its drawbacks, particularly when assignments conflicted with other commitments. Furthermore, I thought that some topics should have been covered in greater detail. All in all, though, the advantages of the course exceeded the disadvantages, and I considered it to be a worthwhile educational effort. what I would like to change if only I had the class on campus because learning face to face will always be better then remote.