According to John Holland's model of personality and occupational types, enterprising people ________.
A) are most likely to avoid parties
B) prefer routine and detail work
C) are most likely to become tax experts or bankers
D) enjoy leading, speaking, and convincing others

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According to John Holland's model, enterprising individuals are characterized as being outgoing, extroverted, and persuasive. They typically enjoy leading, speaking, and convincing others, making them well-suited for roles in sales, management, or entrepreneurship. Choices A and B are incorrect as they do not align with the traits commonly associated with enterprising personalities, and while some individuals in this category may become tax experts or bankers (choice C), this is not necessarily the most common or definitive career choice for them.

According to John Holland's Model of Personality and Occupational Types