People who like to make or repair things with their hands or tools belong to which of Holland's six interest types?

Holland's self-directed search is an evaluation tool compiled by Holland, an American career guidance expert, based on his rich career counseling experience and career type theory.

Holland believes that there should be an inherent correspondence between the characteristics of personal professional interests and occupations. According to different interests, personality can be divided into six dimensions: research type (I), artistic type (A), social type (S), career type (E), traditional type (C) and realistic type (R). Everyone's personality is a combination of these six dimensions to varying degrees.

1, Reality: Have the ability to operate sports machinery, like machinery, tools, plants or animals, and prefer outdoor activities.

2. Traditional type: I like data work, have the ability of writing or mathematical analysis, and can follow instructions and complete trivial work.

3. Enterprise-oriented: like to associate with people, confident, persuasive, leadership, and pursue political and economic achievements.

4. Research-oriented: I like observing, learning, researching, analyzing, evaluating and solving problems.

5. Art category: Art, intuition and creativity, like to use imagination and creativity, and work in a free environment.

6, social type: good at getting along with people, like to teach, help, inspire or train others.