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Valentina is good at writing short stories. Which career path, according to the Oregon Vocational Interest Scales, would likely be a good fit for her?
 
  a. creativity
  b. erudition
  c. analysis
  d. organization

Question 2

Which job is an individual who has followed an altruism career path (according to the Oregon Vocational Interest Scales) likely to have?
 
  a. nurse
  b. auto mechanic
  c. physicist
  d. bounty hunter



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Answer to Question 1

Answer: A: creativity

Answer to Question 2

Answer: A: nurse



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