Question

How are interest assessments different from value assessments?

An interest assessment measures your interests in objects and people, whereas a value assessment measures how much you value certain objects and people.

A value assessment measures your interests in activities and objects, whereas an interest assessment measures your values in moral decisions.

Value assessments take spiritual beliefs into account, whereas interest assessments only ask about activities.

Value assessments and interest assessments both measure the same thing.

Answer 1

Answer: An interest assessment measures your interests in objects and people, whereas a value assessment measures how much you value certain objects and people.

Interest assessments are a series of questions which ask about what you like and don't like to do. It is usually done to identify the career that meets your interests.

Value assessment is a series of questions to find out what is important to you. This is a motivating factor in your decision making.  

Answer 2

Answer:An interest assessment Measures your interest in objects and people, where as value assessments measures how much you value certain objects in people.

Explanation:

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