| Abstract: | Which dimensions (time, opportunity, money, physical, mental, prestige) are most accurately judged across various occupations? Which occupations (e.g., secretary, nurse, truck driver) are most accurately judged across the various dimensions? Students in a rehabilitation program (n = 60) were reasonably accurate on all dimensions except opportunity. They had more accurate information on some occupations (e.g., nurse) than on others (e.g., mechanic). Functional cognition is discussed in terms of prior interest or real-world contact with these vocational dimensions and occupations. |
