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Q Exercise 2. Once you have completed the first exercise go to this next site: http://www.roguecc.edu/Counseling/HollandCodes/test.asp This is another way to do the Holland exercise. Complete the exercise and go to the results page. Do the results obtained this way differ from the results you obtained in Part 1? Write your reflections on this question. End your notes with an overall reflection on the exercise. What did you learn about yourself from doing it? Were there any surprises, or did the exercise confirm what you felt you knew about yourself? Due Sunday by 11:59 PM EST. Review the writing rubric, attached. For help in writing this assignment, refer to the resources available at Purdue Online Writing Lab (OWL)

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For this assignment, the researcher will complete the Holland exercise or quiz, then compare the result obtained with the one obtained in the Part 1 assignment. The reflections on the questions will be analyzed, what was learned from doing the exercise, is there any surprises, or does the exercise confirm what you know? After taking a few minutes to do the exercise the researcher's result for the six personalities obtained is as follows realistic 14, investigative 13, artistic 13, social 14, enterprising 13, and conventional 10. The result obtained aligns with the one obtained in Part 1 just that there are little differences. I scored high in social (14) even above investigative and artistic where I had 13.