Because Ellsworth enjoys interacting with others rather than thinking about his own motives, and he makes decisions more on his judgments rather than his perception of events, his counselor finds this theory useful in thinking about Ellsworth's work adjustment.
A) constructivist theory.
B) Holland's theory.
C) Myers-Briggs Type theory.
D) Super's theory.

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The description of Ellsworth aligns with the Myers-Briggs Type Theory, which categorizes individuals based on their preferences in four dimensions: where they focus their attention (Extraversion or Introversion), the way they take in information (Sensing or Intuition), how they make decisions (Thinking or Feeling), and how they deal with the outer world (Judging or Perceiving). Ellsworth's preference for interacting with others suggests Extraversion, and his decision-making based on judgments rather than perception aligns with the Judging preference.

Because Ellsworth Enjoys Interacting with Others Rather Than Thinking About