Relevance of social climate: An improved approach to assessing person × environment interactions in the classroom

Harpin, Paul; Sandler, Irwin N.

doi:10.1007/bf00911212

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“…as well as the impact of the salience of various systems to the individual. In this latter regard, Harpin and Sandler (1985) reported a significant interaction between locus of control and classroom control only among students who perceived the classroom control dimension to be relevant to them.…”

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Refining fit: Conceptual and methodological challenges

Pargäment

1986

American J of Comm Psychol

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In spite of its central place, the concept of person-environment fit has received relatively little critical attention in community psychology. A closer look at this seemingly simple concept raises a number of questions and challenges for researchers. These challenges include problems associated with the complexity and multidimensionality of the fit construct; contamination of person and environment instruments in the measurement o f fit; the need for integration o f fit research with more sophisticated theoretical perspectives; and the need for integration o f fit research with other concepts and methods in community psychology. In response to these challenges, several recommendations are made to spur further progress in studies of personenvironment transactions. These recommendations include the development of a general multisystems measure of person-environment fit, the use of multidimensional outcome criteria, specification of the nature of the fit studied, and examination of the unique contributions of person, environment, and fit to behavioral predictions.

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Section: Dealing With Multidimensionalitymentioning

confidence: 93%

Refining fit: Conceptual and methodological challenges

Pargäment

1986

American J of Comm Psychol

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do specific holland types prefer specific types of counseling approaches? an exploratory study

Miller

Springer

Cowger

2004

Journal of Employment Couns

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The authors examined the degree of congruency found in a sample of 61 college students between a preference for a specific counseling orientation, measured using the Counseling Orientation Scale (COS; L. C. Loesch & R. J. McDavis, 1978), and a dominant Holland type, measured using the Self‐Directed Search (SDS; J. L. Holland, 1994). Results revealed a moderate degree of congruency between the 2 scores. Implications of the findings for counselors are discussed.

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Person-environment congruence in work, school, and health care settings

Moos

1987

Journal of Vocational Behavior

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Relevance of social climate: An improved approach to assessing person × environment interactions in the classroom

Cited by 5 publications

References 22 publications

Refining fit: Conceptual and methodological challenges

Refining fit: Conceptual and methodological challenges

do specific holland types prefer specific types of counseling approaches? an exploratory study

Person-environment congruence in work, school, and health care settings

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