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The aim of this study was to validate Holland’s hexagonal and Tracey’s   spherical model of vocational interests in young adults in Serbia and   Bulgaria. To this end, 1250 participants, 560 from Serbia and 690 from   Bulgaria, filled in Serbian and Bulgarian versions of the Personal Globe   Inventory (PGI, Tracey, 2002). Hubert and Arabie’s randomization test of   hypothetical orders, multidimensional scaling with fixed coordinates, Myors   test and exploratory factor analysis were used. The results showed that the   hexagonal and spherical models well explained the structure of vocational   interests in both samples. The level of fit of the hexagonal model to the   data obtained by using the PGI was generally higher than those established in   the studies that used other Holland-based instruments. Furthermore, the   levels of fit of both hexagonal and spherical model were in the same range   like those obtained in previous studies in other countries. The results also   pointed out a remarkable similarity in the structure of vocational interests   in the Bulgarian and Serbian samples. [Projekat Ministarstva nauke Republike   Srbije, br. 179002

Evaluation of the hexagonal and spherical model of vocational interests in the young people in Serbia and Bulgaria