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An occupational information system for the 21st century: The development of O*NET.

·1999·American Psychological Association eBooks
DOI 10.1037/10313-000
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Abstract

The Origins of O*NET The O*NET Content Model Research Method Development and Field Testing of the Content Model Basic and Cross-Functional Skills Knowledges Occupational Preparation - Education, Training, Experience and Licensure/Certification Generalized Work Activities Work Context Organizational Context Abilities Occupational Interests and Values Work Styles Occupation-Specific Descriptors - Approaches, Procedures and Findings Occupational Descriptor Covariates - Potential Sources of Variance in O*NET Ratings Cross-Domain Analyses Occupation Classification - Using Basic and Cross-Functional Skills and Generalized Work Activities to Create Job Families Database Design and Development - Designing an Electronic Infrastructure Summary of Results and Implications for O*NET Applications and Future Directions O*NET's Theoretical Contributions to Job Analysis Research.

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American Psychological Association eBooks
Publisher
American Psychological Association
Published
1999
DOI
10.1037/10313-000
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References
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